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Similarly, Stripe will not do any business with marijuana related internet companies.

There is at least one marijuana delivery company in Oregon who claims that they can take credit/debit, I have not used the app but I assume if this claim is correct they've rolled their own infrastructure.

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Eaze.com takes credit card payment through a processor based in Europe.

Do you know the name of this processor?

It's called "Bliss".

would you happen to have a url for that? searching "bliss payments", "bliss payment processing" etc doesn't seem to bring it up. if you don't feel comfortable putting it here in the thread my email is in my profile.

I don't. I just see the name on my credit card statement. Sorry!

FYI, this is not related to Eaze, but my colleague just alerted me to MJPay[0] and Greenhouse[1]. These are not processors in the traditional way, I'm told MJPay is more of a credit union and Greenhouse is much more complicated. Note that the MJPay site has a bad TLS cert.

[0] https://mjpay.io/

[1] http://greenhousepaymentsolutions.com/

I had thought it was http://eazepayment.com/

appears to be a Cyprus based company

i think a delivery service rolling their own would be highly unlikely, and it would be much more probable that they lied about the nature of their business somewhere along the line to their processor/bank/etc to get the ability to accept cards.

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