How to Process Credit Cards Internationally on Google Checkout
- 1). Register for a Google Checkout account or use your existing Google Account. Click "Sign Up Now." The Google Checkout signup process asks for several pieces of business information, such as your business name and address, your primary product, your Social Security number, and your bank account information.
- 2). Log in to Google Checkout using the username and password you registered or your pre-existing Google account. Check your bank account for a verification deposit from Google. Go to "Settings," then "Financials." Click "Verify Deposits" and enter in the test deposit amount from your bank account. It may take several days for the test deposit to enter your bank account.
- 3). Send any credit verification forms that Google Checkout requests. Google may request none or all of the following forms: business license, driver's license, financial statements, bank statements, and business tax returns.
- 4). Set up Google Checkout on your website. If your website uses a script that supports Google Checkout, you can enter in your account information to make it active. Use the provided code in the Google Checkout support section to implement a Google Checkout cart on your site if you do not have integration tools.
- 5). Establish a shipping rate for international orders. International orders can have shipping and tax fees implemented using Google Checkout's HTML API. You can specify an overall international flat-rate shipping fee and tax rate or define each country's rates.
- 6). Click the "Charge" button when an International order arrives in your Order Inbox. Charging an international order deducts an extra 1 percent processing fee but otherwise is not very different from processing domestic orders.
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