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mvboeke
13y ago
Michael from Braintree here. You can expect the same solid customer support from Braintree as always, delivered by the same support, accounts, and risk teams. You can also expect even more innovative technology and products to come during t
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At Braintree we have always earned our merchants' business every day. We were the first payment platform to offer data portability, because we don't believe in locking in our customers, and that doesn't change. As we enter th
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What is a UI Antipattern?
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UI Antipatterns: Repeat Data Collection
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UI Antipatterns: Splitting Numbers
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14y ago
anthonys - thanks for your good suggestions on improving Briantree's signup process. We rolled out a new version of our signup form today, and we are now using the BSB number to determine the type of bank account. We also eliminated a few o
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I think the answer is embedded in your question - Braintree is a full-stack payments provider, so you don't have to go to three different vendors to get everything you need. In fact this is one of keys to how we provide great service to o
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Two of Braintree's core values are transparency and simplicity. Due to the complexities of pricing in the Australian market, those two things aren't compatible in this case. So we decided to err on the side of simplicity and didn't publish
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This is Michael from Braintree. I worked on the signup process and other parts of our Australian launch. anthonys - Thanks for you feedback. We're just getting started in Australia, and we'll continue to improve the onboarding process over
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The Quantum Nature of Deals: Sales Timelines Explained for Geeks
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For us, that's part of getting to know our client. Your question implies that you don't think it's necessary for us to check a credit report - I would be curious to learn why. Feel free to send me an email at mboeke@braintreepayments.com if
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@corkill - I work on the signup and application process for Braintree, and I would be curious to know why SSN is a deal-killer for you. Do you not have a SSN, or is it just something you would rather not share? Feel free to email me at mboe
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14y ago
Braintree's service is available in the UK, we just can't make the free processing offer outside of the US. Check out https://www.braintreepayments.com/tour/international for more info. Also, our company name comes from the town of Braint
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Michael from Braintree, here. The idea behind this offer is to help launch more startups. We aren't policing this with specific limits, but we're asking that you only use this if you are truly a pre-revenue start-up or just started to colle
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Michael from Braintree, here. I helped build our instant signup process. You make an astute observation here. PayPal (and other folks who imitate their business model) have a earned a poor reputation for servicing startups whose businesses
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Open Dev: Making Space for Exploration in the Software Development Schedule
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I responded to the original thread.
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I would be curious to know why you think this looks more promising than Braintree. Disclosure: I work at Braintree. I'm not trying to shill here - I'm genuinely curious about how people think about our stuff vs. other payments companies.