It seems Payza is gaining ground against PayPal lately in the PTC industry.
I think it's becoming a new standard.. with many PTCs now having it as their main payment processor and focusing on it.
It has kind of proven its ground in terms of stability with PTCs with only the original PTCBox having been blocked by it due to the huge amount of disputes the admin had triggered there. I really can't recall any other PTCs being blocked by it without a valid reason and definitely not the "too many transactions and a big balance" like in so many PayPal events. Don't get me wrong, I definitely love cashing out to PayPal but it sometimes feels really scary when I invest through it.
With these in mind, I admit that I am getting more stress-less when investing in sites like YouGetProfit and FamilyClix that have survived just by using Payza for some time now. Sure, we are still talking about PTCs here, but this is a new age in the industry, a step forward and it might help with cleaning up that "unreliability" feeling that many people get when they hear the term PTC, which is of course good for us!
When the payment processor is not a problem it comes down to how good the admin's management will be in order for a PTC to survive, and a few other factors (like the host reliability, admin's marketing skills etc.).
These are definitely some exciting days!
I would love to see Payza's market expanding to other large scale marketplaces though like ebay, amazon etc., in order for our Payza balances to become even more useful.