SynapsePay

@jsinghdreams Dwolla is comparable to PayPal in the fact that a user has to have a Dwolla account and link bank accounts to that Dwolla account before doing anything with their Dwolla balance. SynapsePay white labels all of that so that users don't need to worry about having another account somewhere else. For example, if we used Dwolla at @EquityEats, we would have to tell our users to go make a Dwolla account and come back to our site after they've funded that Dwolla account, whereas with SynapsePay the user can just enter their banking credentials straight away and be done.

Thanks @miles_matthias. In short: we are a completely white-labeled payment solution, so customers don't have to create an account with us. Instead they just login to their bank account on your website/application and make a payment.

@sankaet this is great. How far out is international support? What are the blockers?

@hartshorne thanks. We're look at opening international payments in select countries by Q1 of next year.

@markgustav yeah, we've definitely seen a big need for white-labeling the payment process. Our APIs are 100% seamless, so it looks like you built your own payment infrastructure and your customers never have to leave your site.

@gkobilansky costs are far and away better than any other option. Dwolla is also 25 cents per transaction, but they're not white label.

@gkobilansky Thanks! ACH payments are 25¢ per transaction (or 10¢ for transactions under $10). Wire transfers are $3 inbound, $10 outbound.

@mccroden see my answer above. Short answer: SynapsePay is white label and Dwolla is not.