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I say it's spinach and I say to hell with it.
Until eBay figures out how to accept my American bank account and my multiple Canadian bank accounts, they can leave me in Paypal.
FWIW @2nd-time-around-jewelry eBay has accepted me into Managed Payments AND told me my bank information is incorrect AND has not activated the Managed Payment processing system. It's been about two months.
If they want me, they can figure out how to read Canadian bank documents.
@2nd-time-around-jewelry wrote:
So I had to sign up for the Managed Payments by the end of this month. So did it yesterday. Now they say the information is not correct. First of all they don't have my bank listed to choose from & all my bank accounts are jointly shared with my husband. How do I contact the correct people to resolve this? Is there a dedicated line for this? I don't want to phone up CS & just get some random person to help me with sensitive banking information. Maybe Tyler can help.
tyler@ebay
Hi @2nd-time-around-jewelry - required disclaimers first:
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As someone who is not an expert on managed payments I may not be able to address your question in its entirety. If you have been notified to register for managed payments you are able to request a call back from a payments-trained teammate by accessing any of the Help Pages related to payments and using the 'Have us call you' feature at the bottom of the page.
The information provided is accurate as of today's date (August 28 2020) but may become outdated in the future. If you are reading this at a later date please consider checking the Help Pages or request a call back from a managed payments teammate who can provide the most up to date information.
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Okay, with that out of the way, I can address a few pieces of your question.
You are able to use a joint bank account with managed payments as long as your name is on the bank account. If there are any troubles with it we may ask you to provide more information. You'll also want to make sure that your name on the account matches (exactly) the name on your bank account.
The best way to get assistance is to request a call back from a payments-trained teammate. You can do that by going to a payments help page and using the links at the bottom to get in touch with them. Thanks!
@reallynicestamps wrote:BTW, other posters have mentioned that they use MP/ Ayden as payment processor for their etsy sales.
Apparently Ayden handles payment processing for dozens of other online sales venues.
In the past with PayPal you were required to have some sort of a backup source for "funding shortfalls". Like a credit card or bank account. Is this also the case with MP?
With MP and directly using a bank account....Hmmm? Not enough funds in your bank account. Should you expect a visit from Big Eddie at 2 in the morning? 
-Lotz
@lotzofuniquegoodies wrote:
@reallynicestamps wrote:BTW, other posters have mentioned that they use MP/ Ayden as payment processor for their etsy sales.
Apparently Ayden handles payment processing for dozens of other online sales venues.
In the past with PayPal you were required to have some sort of a backup source for "funding shortfalls". Like a credit card or bank account. Is this also the case with MP?
With MP and directly using a bank account....Hmmm? Not enough funds in your bank account. Should you expect a visit from Big Eddie at 2 in the morning?
-Lotz
Backup funding source.......
You can choose between PayPal, Credit Card, Debit Card, Bank Chequing Account or maybe nothing at all since my backup funding source is blank.
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