Stax Payments Adds PayPal Payment Offerings to Expand Customer Choice
By Lauren Hinton · 11 July 2023

Stax Payments, the all-in-one payments provider, is working with PayPal to offer a comprehensive solution for accepting payments online for its customers. Eligible Stax Payments customers can now accept payments with PayPal, Venmo and PayPal Pay Later options.
Beyond new payment options, the collaboration with PayPal offers Stax customers near instant access to funds, fraud detection, Seller Protection on eligible transactions and the built-in compliance standards PayPal is known for. PayPal’s more than 430 million global active accounts will now easily be able to make purchases with those merchants.
The collaboration between Stax and PayPal reflects a shared vision to deliver seamless experiences that help merchants grow their businesses and sell more. By being able to accept PayPal, Venmo and PayPal Pay Later options, Stax customers will reap countless benefits, including:
- Improve the customer experience by catering to their needs, offering some of the most popular payment options and letting customers pay the way they want.
- Drive more sales through offering a seamless payments experience to make purchasing easier, as well as letting customers select a buy now, pay later offer that works best for them through PayPal Pay Later solutions.
- Implement fast checkout by letting customers easily make purchases with the click of a button, creating as little friction as possible in the checkout process.
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Previously on FF News:
- Stax Payments Announces Leadership Changes to Align Operations, Technology and Go-to-Market Strategy 18 March 2026
- Stax Payments Appoints Seasoned Finance Leader Kevin Wall as Chief Financial Officer to Fuel Next Phase of Growth 10 June 2025
- Stax Payments Acquires APPS, Expands Technology Stack to Offer Bespoke End-to-End Payment Processing Experience 17 October 2023
Companies in this story: PayPal, Stax
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