For eg. Keep default for libertyreserve, however if the customer buys from moneybookers, they need to pay additional 5%, additional 4% via bitcoins and so on..
This will allow us to charge differently based on fees charged to merchants by payment gateways.
Thank you
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Should they not be merged @whmcs?
We are no longer using PayPal because they did the last thing a payment processor should ever do.
The current open source version is not compatible with 8.6.1 and PHP 8.1.
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https://github.com/solaceten/WHMCS-Gateway-Fees
Anthony
For example, if I want to buy a ticket I will be extra taxed depending on the payment method (paypal, credit card, ...) and it makes sense. If you sell a product at a price why should you sell it cheaper only because the client want to pay with a specific method with extra costs?
If someone charged me an extra 3.4% + 20p (UK) to use the PayPal gateway on their site, I would simply leave and they would loose a customer.
I would only agree with a gateway fee if it was to add funds to my account (E.g. I would get the NET amount) - similar to what ResellerClub does.
We only offer the possibility in our module, if the WHMCS owner uses this feature it's their choice. You can simply disable the feature in our module if you do not wish to use that option.
All transaction costs will be updated in your WHMCS no matter what. So your accountant can see what the actual costs are per payment.
But for Paysafecard option we understand this option because the price for each transaction is 15% over the total amount. You can disable this in your Mollie account if you don't want to use the Paysafecard option. It's in their own hands to set the module as they wish.
If someone charged me an extra 3.4% + 20p (UK) to use the PayPal gateway on their site, I would simply leave and they would loose a customer.
I would only agree with a gateway fee if it was to add funds to my account (E.g. I would get the NET amount) - similar to what ResellerClub does.
...Yeah, you already said this.