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Amazon Pay
E-commerce checkout
Amazon's online payment service letting customers pay on external sites using their Amazon account credentials. Amazon Pay offers fast checkout leveraging the trust and convenience of Amazon, helping merchants increase conversion rates.
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AxxonPay
High-risk global merchants
A premier payment solutions provider and direct bank card acquirer for high-risk merchants, licensed by the FCA in the UK. AxxonPay supports Visa, Mastercard, JCB, UnionPay, and over 100 alternative payment methods through a single integration, combining processing capabilities, mass payouts, and an omnichannel payment gateway. With data-driven technologies tailored for high-risk verticals, AxxonPay delivers reduced operational costs, fast time-to-market, and an optimized balance between conversion and security. The company has a global presence with four offices and over 200 employees worldwide.
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2.9% + $0.30
4%
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When to Choose AxxonPay
Choose AxxonPay if you need features like High Risk Accepted or Crypto Support, or your business operates in Africa or Middle East, or you want a broader feature set. With fees of 4%, it's ideal for businesses focused on high-risk global merchants.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Amazon Pay and AxxonPay?
Amazon Pay is best for e-commerce checkout, while AxxonPay is best for high-risk global merchants. Amazon Pay charges 2.9% + $0.30 and AxxonPay charges 4%. They differ in supported features, regions, and payment methods.
Which is cheaper, Amazon Pay or AxxonPay?
Amazon Pay charges 2.9% + $0.30 while AxxonPay charges 4%. The best value depends on your transaction volume, business type, and required features. Compare their full fee structures for your specific use case.
Can I use both Amazon Pay and AxxonPay together?
Yes, many businesses use multiple payment providers for redundancy, regional coverage, or to offer more payment methods. Amazon Pay and AxxonPay can complement each other depending on your needs.