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New payment options with Paymentwall

Jakub1 min28 January 20217 Views
New Payment Options with Paymentwall

This week we have added the payment provider Paymentwall to our payment options. Through Paymentwall we can offer a large number of additional payment options, especially internationally, to make it easier for you to rent a server from us. Paymentwall offers different local payment options for 200 regions. To pay with Paymentwall, simply select the Paymentwall provider in the payment options:

During the payment process you will be redirected to the Paymentwall page where you can choose from the payment options offered for your region. You can find a list of the offered options on the Paymentwall website:

Payment options with Paymentwall

You can use Paymentwall for all our products. The following links will take you directly to our different products:

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Jakub helps develop the ZAP-Hosting panel and introduces new features as soon as they go live.

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