PayPal is by far the top choice for processing payments on a WordPress website, but it's not the only choice. Sometimes, you cannot use PayPal for one reason or another and you need an alternative. It can also be a good idea to provide multiple payment options for your visitors. Here are a few alternatives to PayPal for your consideration.

<h2>Google Wallet</h2>

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A trustworthy solution when you cannot offer PayPal is Google Wallet. This choice will allow visitors from up to 160 countries to make purchases from your WordPress website. It's mainly used by those with a US bank account, but can be used by many others, too.

They don't charge an account set up fee or a fee for receiving money. However, you could be charged by the specific payment gateway used. This is also a top solution for peer-to-peer transfers.

<h2>E-Junkie Payment Processor</h2>

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The best part about using E-Junkie is that you can integrate it with 2CheckOut, Google Checkout, PayPal and other payment services. It's another option you can add to the mix for your visitors.

Instead of charging a fee per transaction, they just charge a monthly payment depending on the number of products you plan to sell. This is an easy solution to use with your WordPress website and you can use both Buy Now and Check Out buttons from the backend. 

<h2>Payoneer</h2>

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A very popular choice for your payment processing needs is called Payoneer. They offer global payment services and provide an option perfect to replace PayPal. Customers can pay you with a credit or debit card, along with a bank account from all over the world. 

They do charge a bit of a higher fee with a $29.95 annual fee and a $3.15 fee every single time you use your Payoneer debit card at an ATM. However, if you need a trusted alternative to PayPal, this is a good option.

These are just a few of the many alternatives you can use instead of or with PayPal on your WordPress website. If you need a payment processing service and you don't want to use PayPal, choose one of these top alternatives and you won't have to worry about security issues or other issues on your site.
