For Community and Group Editions
Operoo Payments is a convenient way to collect money from your members.
Operoo Payments is powered by Stripe. There are no set-up or monthly fees, however, fees per transactions apply.
Fee per transaction:
|
Country |
eForm Payment Request |
SimpleCart |
| Australia |
1.95% of payment total + $0.40 (for domestic cards)
3.1% of payment total + $0.40
(for international cards)
|
3.50% of payment total + $0.40 |
| New Zealand |
3.1% of payment total + $0.40
|
3.50% of payment total + $0.40 |
|
United Kingdom |
1.95% of payment total + £0.30 (for European cards)
3.45% of payment total + £0.30 (for Non-European cards)
|
3.50% of payment total + £0.30 |
| USA |
3.10% of payment total + $0.30 |
3.50% of payment total + $0.40 |
|
Canada
|
3.10% of payment total + $0.30
|
3.50% of payment total + $0.40
|
Card Types:
VISA, MasterCard or American Express
Example:
Using Stripe, for a payment of $100.00 for Australia, total transaction fee is computed as $1.95 + $0.40 = $2.35.
NOTES:
- No set-up fees
- No monthly fees
- No minimum transaction volumes
- You are only charged for successful transactions.
- The above fees are deducted from the payment amount unless you use the 'Pass Fees On' feature. The remainder is deposited into your nominated bank account (only available for Simple Cart).
- No fees for refunds and failed charges. Some additional fees may apply in case of disrupted transactions.
- International cards are not accepted by default. The profile owners card must be issued in the country where the organisation is based.
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The very first transfer Stripe makes to your bank will usually take 7-10 days to post in Australia, the US or Canada, and can take up to 10 days to post to UK and EU accounts. Payouts are then bundled together and usually paid out within 2 business days.
International Cards
International cards are not accepted by default. Payments by international cards can be enabled by administrator from the Operoo settings page.
Note: Payments by international cards will incur additional fees.
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