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PayPal acceptance by Local Authorities
PayPal is a global leader in online payments in the UK with more than one in two UK online shoppers using PayPal and 35% cite PayPal as their online payment method of choice. In fact, PayPal is the most preferred online payment brand in the UK* with over 22 million registered users in the UK alone (over 175 million worldwide) enjoy the convenience, security and choice PayPal provides.

PayPal provides users with a secure online account that stores their card and bank details, enabling them to pay online quickly and safely. This can help drive the growth of online transactions in line with Government objectives to drive more customers online and reduce costs.

With PayPal, your customers can checkout in as few as three clicks, using pre-stored information and without sharing any sensitive data online. Adding of PayPal as a payment type would be simple as PayPal would be integrated in to your current platform provide by Civica and could be initiated at minimal cost.

We would like to understand if your authority would be interested in accepting PayPal via Civica and would appreciate your feedback.

All questionnaires returned to Civica will be entered into a draw and the first drawn will win a £100 donation from PayPal to the charity of their choice.

Please tell us the local authority you belong to?

Please let us have your contact email address:

Questions (Please indicate where relevant)

Would PayPal be of interest to you as an additional payment option?
Yes
No

If yes, would net settlement be a problem for you? (i.e. PayPal pay to the merchant the transaction value less the PayPal charges.)
Yes
No

Would you be prepared to pay 1.7% + 0.20p per transaction for this added value service?
Yes
No

If you answered no to the above, what would you be prepared to pay?

Any other comments?