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WePay vs MultiSafepay: What are the differences?

WePay: The easiest way to accept payments. WePay helps people sell tickets to events, send invoices, sell items online, and accept donations online. WePay also provides an API that allows developers to access its payments platform; MultiSafepay: Accept, manage and stimulate online sales. It is a Payment Service Provider enabling webshops to easily accept online payments. Benefit from higher acceptance rates, better security, more insightful aggregate data and faster payments.

WePay and MultiSafepay can be primarily classified as "Payment Services" tools.

Some of the features offered by WePay are:

  • Online Invoicing- Send custom, professional invoices to your customers. Customers receive an email and can pay online.
  • Itemization- Get paid for all your work. Itemize your invoices so customers know exactly what they're paying for.
  • Recurring Invoices- Save time by sending recurring invoices online. Automatically send invoices weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually.

On the other hand, MultiSafepay provides the following key features:

  • Sell easily cross-border with multilingual payment pages and local payment methods
  • Manage subscriptions and memberships for your loyal customers
  • Accept all currencies, increase sales and decrease costs
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    What is MultiSafepay?

    It is a Payment Service Provider enabling webshops to easily accept online payments. Benefit from higher acceptance rates, better security, more insightful aggregate data and faster payments.

    What is WePay?

    WePay helps people sell tickets to events, send invoices, sell items online, and accept donations online. WePay also provides an API that allows developers to access its payments platform.

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