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2Checkout Hosted Checkout vs PayU Global Payments

2Checkout Hosted Checkout

2checkout.com

PayU Global Payments

corporate.payu.com

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WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published41
Spec score · Cross-Border Payment Platforms8.0 (#7)7.3 (#19)
HeadquartersAmsterdam, NetherlandsAmsterdam, Netherlands
Support2Checkout says Merchant Support is available 24/7 for technical questions.Prospective customers can contact PayU through a form to hear from a team member, and the page lists an Amsterdam address.

Plans

2Checkout Hosted Checkout

  • 2Sell$3.50, paid once
  • 2Subscribe$4.50, paid once
  • 2MonetizePriced on request
  • 4EnterprisePriced on request

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PayU Global Payments

  • PayU Global PaymentsPriced on request

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2Checkout Hosted Checkout

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PayU Global Payments

PayU Global Payments provides online payment processing and orchestration for merchants selling across markets. Its platform combines a payment gateway and processing, with acquiring bank services available in some markets. Merchants can connect to hundreds of local and global methods, including cards, digital wallets, online bank transfers, QR payments, deferred payments, local schemes and other alternatives. It supports local settlement, multi-currency handling and more than 20 transaction and payout currencies. The Smart Routing Engine uses criteria set by the merchant to route transactions, with the aim of optimizing approvals and fees. Instant Retry can send a declined transaction through another provider to help recover false declines. A shared dashboard shows approval rates and other metrics, compares methods and providers, and supports account management, reports, analysis and audits. Tokenization encrypts payment data and can reduce a merchant’s PCI scope. PayU describes itself as a PCI Level 1-certified processor and says it supports 3D Secure 2.0. Merchants can set up global payments through one API. Pricing is available by contacting PayU.

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