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%{sender} has sent you a message. Go to %{service_name} to reply.

You have a new message from %{sender_name} in %{service_name}

Edit your email settings here

Accept the request and keep the listing open

Custom script can be configured <a href='%{url}'>in your new Admin panel</a>.

Payment authorized

New contact form entry on %{service_name}

%{author_name_and_email} has submitted the following entry on the %{service_name} contact form. This notification is sent to all %{service_name} admins.

An unlogged user

accepted the request, received payment

You can use Stripe as your payment provider. %{read_more_link}

Read more about Stripe payments.

You can use PayPal as your payment provider. %{read_more_link}

Read more about PayPal payments.

Payment system general settings updated

Transaction fee settings updated

If you want to allow your users to accept online payments, you need to choose the currency for your marketplace and then connect at least one of the two payment providers supported by Sharetribe: Stripe and PayPal. You can also choose to use both, which means your users will be able to accept payments with either payment method. 
You can create a new account with either service if you don't have one already. Once you have connected an account, you can choose a possible fee you're charging from each transaction. 
What's the difference between Stripe and PayPal? Stripe allows you to delay payout to the seller up to 3 months and offers one payment method (credit/debit card). Stripe also allows your sellers to receive money directly to their bank account simply by providing their bank details. PayPal provides two payment methods (credit card and PayPal account) and offers a protection program for buyers and sellers. It requires your sellers to create a PayPal Business Account to accept payments. 
If you use Stripe, its fees will be deducted from your transaction fee, so remember to set a high enough minimum fee. If you use PayPal, its fees will be charged from the seller separately, in addition to your transaction fee. Stripe and PayPal have a bit different fee structure. In most cases Stripe's fees are a bit lower.

Invalid Stripe API keys

Missing Stripe API keys

Stripe API access verified