Paypal
Paypal is one of the most popular trade names in ecommerce. There are over 50 million users who utilize the services of Paypal.Paypal keeps the information of its customers in an encrypted form. No one can decrypt the confidential information.Only two main requirements are essential to open a Paypal account, a valid e-mail address and a valid credit card or bank account.

Google Checkout
Google Checkout is Google’s attempt at a replacement for PayPal, and is still very much an inferior product, with only a small subset of the features offered by others.The adoption of Google checkout hasn’t been all that they have hoped, but that could all change pretty soon. We could see a much more mainstream take up of Google Checkout. At time of writing they were running house ads that looked like this isn’t far of the mark.

Money Bookers
Money Bookers is a UK based company,They offer a number of benefits including sending money securely worldwide to anyone with an email address even if the recipient does not have a Moneybookers account yet, and accept business from lots of different currencies.

2Checkout
Accepting customer orders through a wide variety of options including, Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, PIN Debit, even PayPal, and a number of others, you might find 2Checkout.com a good alternative to PayPal. 2Checkout.com has a one time set up fee of $49 and then charges a 5.5% commission on each transaction and a $0.45 charge per sale.

AlertPay
Whether you’re looking for a personal account, a business account, or just need a way to send money home, AlertPay.com may be a viable alternative to PayPal. Fees are dependant upon the plan you choose for your payment or processing needs or whether you’re just looking to withdraw or deposit money or convert currency