Pure online business' payment strategy

[iamonlyanegg]

Aloha! I am currently in the process of prototyping a technology idea with the goal of putting it out in the wild to validate product-market fit. I want to make sure it has the ability to be profitable from day one. If it goes well, my end goal would be incorporating in a tax-friendly jurisdiction and collecting payments from a solid finance hub (like Singapore), although in the beginning I'd like to go for a simpler solution in the early validation stage.

Question: What are some good ways of collecting global payments in the early stages of a start up before incurring the cost of setting up the "real" commercial structure?

Any pointers from experienced global entrepreneurs would be much appreciated.

PS: For context, I am not a US citizen/permanent resident so I am not subject to US taxes. I recently moved out of the US to pursue global entrepreneurship and will soon be free to reside anywhere I choose.

 

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[Merging Left]

You're basically just asking how to accept payments from all over the world, right?

I think Stripe can accept payments in a bunch of currencies and from international cards.
PayPal can also be sent/received from all over.

 

[broswoodwork]

You're basically just asking how to accept payments from all over the world, right?

I think Stripe can accept payments in a bunch of currencies and from international cards.
PayPal can also be sent/received from all over.

I was going to answer the same way earlier, but I assumed it was too obvious and I was missing something.

 

[Tourmaline]

Paypal...

or Western Union
(jk)

 

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[iamonlyanegg]

Great, thank you all for the pointers.

 

[Monkeycom]

I used to use multiple Paypal accounts to lower the risk of frozen money