We do currently support several methods for accepting card-based direct payments, which are listed under the Payment Gateways section here:
3http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.payment.processors.htm3
1 month later
It looks like i'll need to switch away from e-junkie if you cant or wont support Stripe.
Too bad you cant evolve. I do love the dead simple solution you provide but need to move to Stripe
29 days later
Stripe is still on the wishlist for now, but you may be interested in our newly-upgraded integration with 2Checkout, which can now offer your buyers a card-based payment option with our standard Cart buttons, including full support for multi-item orders and all our other features:
http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/selling-with-2checkout.htm
2Checkout is 5.5% + .45 per purchase??? OMG
Stripe: 2.9% + .30
How is 2Checkout something you guys thought would be better than Stripe?
Our decision to support 2CheckOut was based on their wider international availability than Stripe. Stripe only covers the countries for which we already have substantial payment support.
3 months later
What's the story on Stripe?
I'm tired of the endless "new admin" excuse that you apply to every failing. You've been promising a new admin for about 5 years now and still nothing. What is this Obamacare?
Paypal is ridiculous and bad to deal with. EJ options are getting more and more dated. Stripe has value and is simple. Enough copouts. It's time to pick up your game guys.
We're still on track to launch our new Admin by the end of first quarter. Once that's done, we can turn our attention to new features and functionality, such as adding support for new payment services. It appears Stripe is expanding internationally, so that bumps them up on the list of services we will consider. Meanwhile, if you need an alternative to PayPal that lets buyers worldwide pay directly with their credit/debit card, we can highly recommend using our upgraded support for 2Checkout, which has been working flawlessly:
http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/selling-with-2checkout.htm
16 days later
You still sticking to releasing 1st Quarter? 2nd Quarter is getting really close.
I just got solidly locked up by the Java and had three instances this week where I could have provided better service if I could have used an iPad on the spot.
Thanks!
Latest word from Development is still projecting that the new Admin will be complete by end of month or so, and we're already testing the screens they have completed so far.
You should really consider Stripe integration - this and lack of modern dashboard UI is what makes me consider alternatives to E-junkie. Otherwise I'm very happy with your service.
Stripe is now probably the foremost new processor we'll be evaluating for potential integration after we launch our new Admin. :^)
1 month later
New Admin? When? It has a been a very long time coming. I'm rooting for you but am beginning to question the amount of resources you guys put behind the project. Seriously this needs to get done and soon. Those of us who develop things for a living aren't seeing what we would call progress on this front.
We're pretty eager to launch and frustrated by the delays, too; Development lately just keeps telling us it'll be completed "in a week or so" and then running into last-minute thorny challenges that take more time to sort out than they expected. From what I can tell by the work-in-progress alpha version we've started testing, everything but the Shipping settings screen appears to be fully implemented already.
2 months later
1 month later
I can't even login to your site on iphone, and now I see that I can't move from PayPal to Stripe and still keep you ejunkie? I am on the verge of going to Easy Digital Downloads. Please enter 2014. Thanks!
Our current Admin panel is built in Flash, but many mobile devices including iPhone do not support Flash, so we're building a new Admin panel in HTML to resolve that problem, which should be done very soon.
At present we do not support Stripe as a payment service, but if you wish to abandon PayPal, we'd recommend using us with 2Checkout -- see our 2CO integration steps here:
http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/selling-with-2checkout.htm
8 months later
