Show HN: List of Stripe Alternatives Seems like every time there's a negative Stripe story on here, the inevitable question, "any alternatives?" gets asked. Hell, I was tempted to ask myself. Instead, I decided to search hn.algolia.com to see for myself what others have recommended in the past. Might as well share the list with y'all, make it meta. -- 2Checkout | https://ift.tt/FUvmRTP Adyen | https://www.adyen.com Amazon Pay | https://pay.amazon.com Authorize.net | https://ift.tt/lhfZBj5 Balance | https://ift.tt/cjYSh9v Braintree | https://ift.tt/1fQGcbk ChargeBee | https://ift.tt/e9ITCZb Chargify | https://ift.tt/Iikf8cP Checkout.com | https://ift.tt/Ydex1O6 DigitalRiver | https://ift.tt/rE5HaW3 Dwolla | https://www.dwolla.com FastSpring | https://fastspring.com GoCardless | https://gocardless.com MangoPay | https://ift.tt/Q6jLrtc Mollie | https://www.mollie.com Opayo (previously SagePay) | https://www.opayo.co.uk Paddle | https://www.paddle.com Payoneer | https://ift.tt/yLM4k61 PayPal | https://www.paypal.com Qonto | https://qonto.com/en Spreedly | https://ift.tt/8WrDvG6 Square | https://squareup.com Verifone | https://ift.tt/YkULXt5 White | https://ift.tt/nJsrihq -- Observations from my data collection: Sassy appears to have been acquired by FastSpring. Balanced Payments apparently went under but I found another payment service called "Balance" instead. Paymill is defunct but their Github org has a bunch of code. No idea what happened to Spryng Payments but Spryng still exists. It's also worth mentioning that a true "Stripe alternative" simply does not exist. No one does everything they do and I'm pretty sure most services are lacking in the developer documentation department. Still, having options is always great. January 7, 2023 at 03:49AM
Show HN: StreetComplete, an OpenStreetMap Editor for Humans StreetComplete is an OpenStreetMap[0] editor directed at people who want to contribute and want to do this using their smartphone, without learning how to edit things[1]. It is available as an Android application. It is intended to be used as one walks, with quests appearing as markers on the map. Selecting a marker allows one to answer a simple question. The answer will be added to the OpenStreetMap database, with app handling selecting objects for editing, transforming answer into OSM tags and making edits. OpenStreetMap account is needed to apply edits, but it is possible to start without it, make some edits and login/register later. Note: I am not the main author, but I am one of the active contributors. Github page is at https://ift.tt/2g8lasH and https://ift.tt/3nR9PzS shows what was recently released. [0]OpenStreetMap is a Wikipedia of maps, available on the open licence. This dataset is already used for many interestin...
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