Efty adds credit card payments and full platform coverage for Efty Pay

Efty launched two new features: credit card payment support and full platform coverage with Buy-It-Now buttons.

Credit Card Payments Now Available

With Efty Pay’s new credit card payment support, buyers can now pay using CB (Carte Bancaire), Mastercard, or Visa.

The following credit card transaction limits are currently in place:

  • EUR (€): 2,500
  • GBP (£): 1,800
  • USD ($): 3,300

Efty Pay covers sellers from any potential risks, including chargebacks and disputes, so you can rest easy knowing your funds are secured once the transaction is finalized.

Wire transfers remain available if a transaction exceeds these credit card limits.

Efty is working on increasing credit card limits and adding more supported credit cards. Soon, other payment options, such as PayPal, will be integrated into Efty Pay.

Full Platform Coverage with Buy-It-Now Buttons

Efty also rolled out Buy-It-Now buttons across all for-sale landing pages and marketplace listings. This means visitors to your domain listings can make immediate purchases without negotiating or waiting.

Some important notes:

  • Efty Pay is currently available for Efty Investor subscribers.
  • In this phase, Efty supports buyer payments via Wire transfers and Credit Card.
  • Successful sales are still processed at an introductory commission percentage of only 3.5%
  • Efty Pay supports transactions in USD, EUR, and GBP.

Sellers who successfully complete the Financial Onboarding show a “Verified Seller” checkmark on their Efty.com landing pages and seller profile. It provides authentication and trust and can help increase sales conversions.

Efty will gradually roll out the following features and functions:

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About Konstantinos Zournas

I studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and I am now living in Athens, Greece. I went online in 1995, started coding in 1996 and began buying domain names and creating websites in 2000. I started the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

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