Ask HN: Looking for an Alternative to Stripe

Ask HN: Looking for an Alternative to Stripe

5 by fuckgoogleplay | 1 comments on Hacker News.

Hi. We're using Stripe and we got hit by a bunch of friendly fraud where we see an easy solution how to prevent this from happening - blocking a specific bank. But Stripe does not give you the BIN of the cards, and will not allow you to block by card issuer name. BIN databases cost like $2.500 per year and I'm not sure how accurate they are. Why on Earth Stripe wouldn't let us see the BINs/block by issuer names is beyond me. So I'm looking for an alternative that: 1) Supports 3DS 2) Lets you block by issuer name 3) Shows you the BIN (not really needed if #2 is available, but nice to have an shows that the processor cares about the merchant) Is there a good option? Thanks



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