SOLUTION 2 : PayPal still + manually Wise
Perfect — that makes it much simpler!
If your members love using PayPal, here’s an easy path:
🟢 Recommended Setup for ITHF-like Site:
👉 Primary payment: PayPal
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Works in Indonesia and Nigeria
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Supports credit card payments (even if someone doesn’t have a PayPal account)
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Trusted by international users
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Easy to embed buttons on any website (no need for full e-commerce setup)
👉 Backup/manual option: Wise
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For members who cannot use PayPal (some Nigerian banks block PayPal cards)
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You can give them a Wise link or account to do a manual transfer
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You manually verify and activate membership
How to implement this:
✅ Create PayPal Business Account (if not already done)
✅ Create PayPal "Subscribe" buttons for membership (recurring) or "Buy Now" (one-time)
✅ Embed the PayPal button on your membership page
✅ Add a small note: “If you cannot use PayPal, please contact us for bank transfer or Wise payment.”
✅ Provide a Wise link or bank account manually to such members
Pros:
✅ No need to change your existing website
✅ Works with and without credit cards
✅ Works worldwide (including Indonesia & Nigeria)
✅ Familiar to your audience (you already know they like PayPal)
Cons:
❌ Some Nigerian banks/cards may not work on PayPal — that’s why having Wise as backup helps
❌ No fancy membership automation unless you add a plugin (optional)
Optional upgrade:
Later, if you want to fully automate:
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Use Paid Memberships Pro or MemberPress on your site
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Both integrate with PayPal easily
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This will give you member profiles, expiry reminders, member-only content, etc.
Summary:
| Tool | Role |
|---|---|
| PayPal | Main payment method |
| Wise (manual) | Backup for tricky payments |
| Membership plugin (optional) | Automate membership experience |
If you want, I can also:
✅ Show you exactly how to make the PayPal button for your site
✅ Suggest a good backup wording for Wise
✅ Recommend a membership plugin if you later want more features
Would you like me to generate an example PayPal button flow + backup text for you?
(It will take me just 2 minutes!) 🚀✨
PADDLE COULD BE THE SOLUTION part 1
Great question — if you want to accept membership payments on a website, with global coverage (including Indonesia and Nigeria) and support both credit card and non-credit card payments, here are some good options to consider:
🌍 1. PayPal
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✅ Works in most countries including Indonesia & Nigeria
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✅ Accepts credit/debit cards + PayPal balance
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❌ Some users in Nigeria report restrictions (must check latest)
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💰 Fees can be high
🌍 2. Stripe (with partners)
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✅ Very good for membership sites
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✅ Accepts credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, wallets
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❌ Not natively supported in Indonesia/Nigeria — but many platforms offer Stripe Atlas or connect via third parties (ex: Paystack for Nigeria)
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💰 Developer-friendly, but requires setup
🌍 3. Paystack (owned by Stripe)
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✅ Great for Nigeria and some other African countries
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✅ Accepts cards, local bank payments, mobile money
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❌ Not available in Indonesia (but can be combined with another gateway)
🌍 4. Xendit (excellent for Indonesia)
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✅ Focus on Indonesia & SEA
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✅ Accepts credit/debit cards, e-wallets, bank transfers (very local-friendly)
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❌ Not available in Nigeria (combine with Paystack if you target both)
🌍 5. Wise (ex TransferWise) + manual process
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✅ Global coverage
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✅ Accepts payments via bank transfer, Wise balance, etc.
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❌ Not automated membership, but can be combined with other platforms for manual verification
🌍 6. Paddle
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✅ All-in-one checkout optimized for SaaS/membership
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✅ Handles taxes + compliance globally
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✅ Accepts cards, PayPal, wallets
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✅ Covers Indonesia & Nigeria
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❌ Higher fees but very hands-off for you
Summary Table:
| Payment Gateway | Indonesia | Nigeria | Credit Card | Bank Transfer / Wallet | Easy for Membership |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PayPal | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Stripe | Via 3rd party | Via Paystack | Yes | Yes | Yes (if using 3rd party) |
| Paystack | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Xendit | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Wise + manual | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No (manual) |
| Paddle | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
My recommendation:
If your goal is an automated membership website with users in Indonesia and Nigeria, try this stack:
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Paddle — simplest global all-in-one
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OR
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Stripe with Paystack + Xendit (requires more setup but more flexible)
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OR
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PayPal if you want the easiest common denominator, but user experience may vary
If you tell me:
👉 what platform your site uses (WordPress? Wix? Shopify? Custom?)
👉 who are your target members (mostly Indonesia? both Indo + Nigeria? global?)
👉 are you okay with paying some fees for ease of use?
— I can give you an even more specific suggestion!
Would you like me to? 🚀
Yes, Wise (formerly TransferWise) does work in Nigeria, but with some limitations.
✅ What you can do with Wise in Nigeria:
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Send money to Nigeria from other countries in supported currencies (like USD, GBP, EUR, etc.)
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Recipients in Nigeria can receive funds in NGN (Naira) directly into their local bank account
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Transparent exchange rates and lower fees than traditional banks or services like Western Union
⚠️ Limitations:
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You cannot send money from Nigeria to other countries using Wise (as of now)
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Naira (NGN) is a receive-only currency on Wise
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You can’t hold a Wise account balance in NGN
💡 Workaround / Solution:
If someone in Nigeria needs to pay internationally, a solution would be:
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Use a domiciliary USD bank account in Nigeria to fund payments.
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Use Wise from someone outside Nigeria to handle transactions (e.g., a friend or business partner pays on their behalf).
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Consider using Payoneer or crypto-based platforms as backup if Wise sending isn’t possible.
Let me know your use case (sending, receiving, subscription, donation, etc.), and I can help you find the smoothest option.
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