Electronic Team, Inc

As you perhaps already know we (Electronic Team) don’t process payments. For order processing and charging clients for our products, we use the services of secure e-commerce resellers (2Checkout and Paddle).

These resellers offer a wide range of payment options, including the following (options may vary depending on the e-commerce reseller and location):

• American Express – card available worldwide; supports recurring billing.
• Bank/Wire transfer – transfer of funds between bank accounts available worldwide; no support for recurring billing.
• Boleto Bancario – credit transfer service available in Brazil; does not support recurring billing.
• CB/Carte Bancaire (formerly Carte Bleue) – the debit Blue Card is available in France only and supports recurring billing.
• Check – Available in the USA only; does not support recurring billing.
• Credit cards with installments – Brazilian and Turkish domestic cards with support for payments in local currencies and installments (Brazil: maximum of 6 installments with a minimum value of 5 BRL each; Turkey: maximum of 9 installments with a minimum value of 1 TRY). Domestic cards support automatic recurring billing but not in combination with installments.
• Dankort – two-in-one debit card available in Denmark; supports recurring billing.
• Danske – online bank transfer supported in Finland. Does not support recurring billing.
• Diners Club - a charge card available worldwide; supports recurring billing.
• Direct Debit – available in the United Kingdom; supports recurring billing.
• Discover – card available in the USA only; supports recurring billing.
• eCheck/ACH – available in the USA, eCheck/ACH (Automated Clearing House) is a form of electronic funds transfers directly from customer bank accounts (similar to Direct Debit in Europe); supports recurring billing.
• Elo Card – popular Brazilian card supporting payments in reais. Supports recurring payments.
• Giropay – an online banking-based payment method available in Germany; does not support recurring billing.
• Hipercard – popular Brazilian card supporting payments in reais. Supports recurring payments.
• iDEAL – online banking-based payment available in The Netherlands; supports recurring billing via Direct Debit.
• JCB – the Japan Credit Bureau card is available worldwide; supports recurring billing. P
• Konbini – cash payments to convenience stores, available in Japan; does not support recurring billing.
• Mada - a debit card issued by the local banks in Saudi Arabia.
• Maestro - debit and prepaid cards by Mastercard that are popular across Europe.
• Nordea – online bank transfer supported in Finland. Does not support recurring billing.
• OP-Pohjola – online bank transfer supported in Finland. Does not support recurring billing.
• PayPal – real-time payment and money transfer solution, available worldwide. Supports recurring billing.
• POLi – online bank transfer supported in Australia and New Zealand. Does not support recurring billing.
• Purchase order – a payment method requiring per order acceptance, for business clients only, through which delivery/fulfillment precedes payment. Available worldwide; no support for recurring billing.
• SOFORT Banking – instant and direct credit transfer system available in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, and The Netherlands; supports recurring billing via Direct Debit.
• Trustly – online bank transfer supported in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Estonia, Poland, and Spain. Does not support recurring billing.
• UnionPay – payment method available worldwide, very popular in China, Macau, Hong Kong, and Singapore as well as other APAC countries.
• Visa/MasterCard – available worldwide; supports recurring billing.
• WebMoney – available in the CIS area; does not support recurring billing.
• WeChat Pay – an online payment method integrated into the WeChat social and messaging mobile application. Available in China and Hong Kong.
• 支付宝 (Alipay) – available in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan; does not support recurring billing.