Stripe requires separate country integrations while BlueSnap uses one, claims Dangelmaier
Ralph Dangelmaier · 1520 BlueSnap Wants to Help Merchants Compete with Amazon · Sep 22, 2019 · at 7:46
BlueSnap CEO Ralph Dangelmaier explains to Nathan Latka how BlueSnap's self-service onboarding differs architecturally from Stripe.
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“Well, Stripe is, is it's similar to what Stripe does because Stripe does that in a single country. What we've done is we've been able to globalize it through many countries through one integration. So with Stripe, you have to go do it say seven times against seven different countries. For us, you do it once and you're set up on the seven different countries.”
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