Amazon FPS vs Dwolla.js

Amazon FPS vs Dwolla.js: What are the differences?

Amazon FPS: Charge Amazon’s tens of millions of customers using their Amazon account. With Amazon Flexible Payments Service developers can accept payments on their website for selling goods or services, raise donations, execute recurring payments, and send payments. Amazon customers can pay using the same login credentials, shipping address and payment information they already have on file with Amazon. Amazon FPS supports the processing of payments using credit cards, bank accounts and Amazon Payments account balances to send or receive money; Dwolla.js: Bank account verification in just a few lines of code. Dwolla provides bank transfers for your application that look and feel like your brand. Leverage our powerful yet simple API and get up and running with a minimum of four endpoints.

Amazon FPS and Dwolla.js belong to "Payment Services" category of the tech stack.

Some of the features offered by Amazon FPS are:

• Accept one time payments on your website for selling physical goods, digital content, and services
• Execute periodic or delayed payment features required by subscription and usage-based services such as digital music and online storage
• Facilitate transactions between a buyer and a third party seller, take a cut of the transaction, and have control over who pays the transaction processing fees

On the other hand, Dwolla.js provides the following key features:

• Secure, ready-to-use payment tools
• Powerful, custom payment solutions that are easy to get up and running.
• Real-time functionality