Dwolla vs Google Checkout

Struggling to choose between Dwolla and Google Checkout? Both products offer unique advantages, making it a tough decision.

Dwolla is a Business & Commerce solution with tags like money-transfer, bank-transfers, low-fees, payment-platform.

It boasts features such as Bank transfers, ACH payments, White label payments, Automated payments, Mass payouts, Custom integrations and pros including Low flat fees, Fast bank transfers, Secure platform, Simple integration, Good for recurring payments.

On the other hand, Google Checkout is a Business & Commerce product tagged with ecommerce, online-payments, credit-cards, debit-cards, google-wallet.

Its standout features include Online payment processing, Accept credit card, debit card, and Google Wallet payments, No need for customers to create an account on the merchant's website, Fraud protection and chargeback management, Integration with Google Ads and other Google services, and it shines with pros like Easy integration with Google products and services, Secure and reliable payment processing, No account creation required for customers, Fraud protection and chargeback management.

Feature	Dwolla	Google Checkout
Overall Score	N/A	N/A
Primary Category	Business & Commerce	Business & Commerce

Product Overview

Dwolla

Description: Dwolla is a financial technology company that offers an online payment platform to transfer money between banks and businesses for a low flat fee. It allows fast and secure bank transfers without the high fees of services like PayPal or credit cards.

Google Checkout

Description: Google Checkout is an online payment processing service that allows merchants to accept online payments. It allows customers to pay using credit cards, debit cards or Google Wallet without creating an account on the merchant's website.

Key Features Comparison

Dwolla Features

• Bank transfers
• ACH payments
• White label payments
• Automated payments
• Mass payouts
• Custom integrations

Google Checkout Features

• Online payment processing
• Accept credit card, debit card, and Google Wallet payments
• No need for customers to create an account on the merchant's website
• Fraud protection and chargeback management
• Integration with Google Ads and other Google services

Pros & Cons Analysis

Dwolla

Pros

• Low flat fees
• Fast bank transfers
• Secure platform
• Simple integration
• Good for recurring payments

Cons

• Limited payment options
• Less known than PayPal
• Must link bank account
• US only

Google Checkout

Pros

• Easy integration with Google products and services
• Secure and reliable payment processing
• No account creation required for customers
• Fraud protection and chargeback management

Cons

• Limited payment options compared to other payment gateways
• Higher transaction fees for some merchants
• Discontinuation of the service in 2013, leading to a migration for merchants

Pricing Comparison

Dwolla

• Freemium
• Subscription-Based

Google Checkout

• Pay-As-You-Go