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SolidTrust Pay
http://www.solidtrustpay.com

Updated on June 7, 2012 by laurene
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General Information

  SolidTrust Pay offers three unique account types to meet all your online payment needs.  Personal (free account setup) great for online shopping and payments send $$ instantly between family and friends from your very own secure online ewallet free to send $$ and only 1.5% plus $.25 to receive fund your account via multiple options in over 160 countries refer others and earn CASH in our free affiliate program personal, bank or credit info is never shared during transactions  Business (free account setup) apply for a merchant account to accept credit/debit card purchases from non STPay members * ($39 application fee required; refundable if business is not accepted.) sell online products and services quickly and easily quickly withdraw company profits via multiple options & currencies competitive 2.5% plus $0.30 receiving fee (transfers from STPay members) fast and professional merchant support FREE programming consulting and assistance (limits apply) refer customers and earn CASH in our free affiliate program FREE listing in the SolidTrust Pay Shopping Mall Corporate ($50 application fee; refundable if not accepted) FRAUD, LOSS and CHARGEBACK protection!! * apply for a merchant account to accept credit/debit card purchases from non STPay members * ($39 application fee required; refundable if business is not accepted.) apply for our exclusive Transparent API with optional instant clearance! Customers are not redirected to our hosted page, but stay on your website, creating a more seamless and customized feel to the payment experience FREE Virtual Terminal for manual card online payment processing (credit card app required). sell online products and services quickly and easily quickly withdraw company profits via multiple options & currencies competitive 3.5% plus $0.50receiving fee (transfers from STPay members) low $15 to $45 monthly gateway fee/no cancellation fee or reserves held fast and professional merchant support FREE unlimited programming consulting and assistance refer customers and earn CASH in our free affiliate program FREE listing in the SolidTrust Pay Shopping Mall

Currencies

any

Countries of use

U.K. / U.S.A.

Users

private and business

Fees

Account Opening

FREE

Monthly Account Maintenance

FREE

SEND Transfers to another SolidTrust Pay Member or Merchant

FREE

RECEIVE Transfers from another SolidTrust Pay Member or Merchant

 PERSONAL ACCOUNT: 1.5% plus $0.25 USD per transaction

 BUSINESS ACCOUNT: 2.5% plus $0.30 USD per transaction

 CORPORATE ACCOUNT: 3.5% plus $0.50 USD per transaction

 MICROPAYMENTS ACCOUNT: 5% plus $0.05 USD per transaction

 

Withdraw Funds from Your SolidTrust Pay Account

(allow 1 - 10 business days for receipt of funds depending on the type of withdrawal)

Cheque from SolidTrust Pay = $4.00 to $10.00
Electronic Wire Transfer = $40.00
Direct Bank Withdrawal = $2.00 to $10.00
VISA or MasterCard Payout = $5.00 Standard / $5.00 + 3% for Priority

Deposit Funds into Your SolidTrust Pay Account
(allow 1 - 5 business days for receipt of funds depending on the type of deposit)

Bank Wire Transfer = $15.00 to $20.00
Money Order/Cheque/Bank Draft = $2.00 to $5.00
Direct Bank Deposit = $2.00 to $5.00 
Account Funding and Payments via Credit Card = 5.5& to 6.5% + $1.50 per transaction
INSTANT & Real Time Bank Transfers = 4.5% to 5.5% plus $0.25 per transaction

Integration approaches

Integration with  solidtrustpay.com  is incredibly simple. Add a snippet of code to your website in the customer purchase area and you\'re done! Clients are redirected to our secure checkout page - their transaction is completed in seconds. If you have an SSL secured website, you may choose our non-redirect option, giving your customers a seamless purchasing experience! Full compatibility with popular shopping carts, includingOscommerce , ZenCart , Cube 3 and others.

Recent news

Posted on July 6, 2017
#NotPetya Hackers Demand $250,000 for Ransomware Decryption Key

The hackers responsible for last week’s globe-spanning ransomware attack have made a public statement for the first time since the attack.

The group responsible for #NotPetya have allegedly surfaced on the deep web with a statement offering the decryption key to all files encrypted by the ransomware they unleashed from Ukraine last week.

The post was first picked up by Motherboard after the group used the Bitcoin wallet associated with the ransomware to make a small donation to the Tor-only announcement service DeepPaste, which is where the message appeared.

The message makes a request for 100 bitcoins, which is over $250,000 in today’s market.

NotPetya hacker demands for 250000 on deeppasteAccording to The Verge, “the message includes a file signed with Petya’s private key, which is strong evidence that the message came from the group responsible for Petya. More specifically, it proves that whoever left the message has the necessary private key to decrypt individual files infected by the virus.”

There was also a link to a chatroom included in the messages. During an interview conducted in the chatroom, someone claiming to be one of the malware authors told Motherboard that the price was so high because it’s for the key “to decrypt all computers.”

Motherboard offered the unknown group an individual file that had been decrypted by the malware and asked them to send it back decrypted as proof that they had the decryption key. The unknown individuals in the chatroom were unable or unwilling to decrypt the file.

Some are still convinced that this attack has nothing to do with money or ransomware.

“This is a fear, uncertainty and doubt case,” claimed the founder of Comae Technologies Matt Suiche in an online chat with Motherboard. “This is a clear attempt from the attackers to try to further confuse the audience by changing the wiper narrative into a ransomware one again.”

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Filed under: General Interest, Security Tagged: cyber security, internet security, notpetya, online security, ransomware

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Posted on June 28, 2017
Newest Global Ransomware Outbreak and how to Protect your Data

Biggest Ransomware in History Petya GoldenEye EternalBlue

A massive ransomware campaign has been identified on June 27, 2017, and is currently unfolding worldwide. The attack has been dubbed “NotPetya” by Kaspersky Lab and other experts in the field who state that, in comparison to earlier versions of the Petya malware, this new variant has major differences in its operations. Bitdefender Labs confirmed in an update earlier today that the ransomware uses the NSA’s EternalBlue exploit to propagate.

If you’re unfamiliar with ransomware, it’s a pretty simple concept. Cyber-criminals and hackers develop a tool or program which, upon gaining access to a targeted PC, will close off access and encrypt the files of the target. The administrator of the infected target will not be able to access anything unless they pay a ransom in Bitcoin, which is the USD equivalent of $300 in this case. If the ransom isn’t paid, the malware may destroy all of your files — or at least never allow you to regain access to them again.

If your computer has been affected by this most recent ransomware, your screen will look something like this:

Petya GoldenEye Virus Maleware Ransomware attack image bitcoin wallet

While Ukraine’s government, National Bank, transportation services and largest power companies are bearing the brunt of the attack right now, and some experts have speculated that this might be a politically motivated attack against Ukrainian infrastructure, there are also notable reports of the virus springing up across Europe and even in parts of the US.

This is just seven weeks after one of the largest ransomware outbreaks in history, WannaCry, swept the globe and wreaked havoc on airports, hospitals, schools, businesses and personal laptops in nearly 100 countries.

As mentioned by CNET, “WannaCry was supposed to be a wake-up call for people to update their computers with the latest software. But it appears people just forgot about the attack and went on with their lives.”

As described by Microsoft, some of the ways your PC can be infected by ransomware include:

  • Visiting unsafe, suspicious, or fake websites.
  • Opening emails and email attachments that you weren’t expecting or from people you don’t know.
  • Opening malicious or bad links in emails, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media posts, or in instant messenger chats, like Skype.

At SolidTrust Pay, one of our top priorities is security. While we are at very little risk of being affected by this recent outbreak as a business, we are certainly concerned for our users and merchants.  We encourage anybody who is reading this to follow the steps laid out by Microsoft on protecting your PC against ransomware attacks.

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Filed under: General Interest, Security Tagged: cyberthreat, eternalblue, goldeneye, malware, notpetya, petya, ransomware, Security, ukraine

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