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Posted by Orcun Ozen
Hi Orcun,
Global payments have traditionally been a pain, especially for complex models like crowdfunding. There might be credit card processors like Authorize.net that are pretty much global, but they definitely require more implementation work than PayPal. One solution to have an extensive cover and still fit a "all or nothing" model is to implement Stripe or WePay for the US and Canada as well as PayMill for Europe. They allow you to store credit card details and charge them whenever you want, and don't have the same restrictions as PayPal. Finally, if you're going to handle large transactions (>$1000) you might want to find other ways like bank transfers.
Hi Orcun,
You can have a short view on http://www.mipise.com.
For the moment, this solution offer what you in Europe (Euro zone) but plans to extend their offer in us and canada in few monthes.
Best regards,
Michel