Guide Nº 008
Both are Guatemalan gateways for online card payments. The right one depends on fees, currencies, subscriptions and requirements; the Spanish guide compares what each publishes.
When integrating payments for real clients, the button is the easy part. What takes time is defining what happens before and after: the price in each currency, the customer confirmation, what your team sees when a charge fails, and how it is all recorded.
It depends on what you sell: compare fees, currencies, subscription support and account requirements.
Yes. Some businesses use one as the main gateway and the other as a backup, or one for one-time payments and the other for subscriptions.
Not necessarily, but connecting it well (prices, currencies, notices and confirmations) is website work: decide before building.