Which PayPal Account Should I Choose ?

PayPal offers three different accounts:

1. Personal accounts

Personal accounts are for individuals. With a personal account, you can receive limited credit or debit card payments, plus all of the *Core Features*, detailed below. To sign up for a new account, please click here and choose 'Sign Up'

2. Premier Accounts

Premier accounts are for members who have a high transaction volume, need to accept credit or debit card payments, or would like access to *Core and Premium features*. Premier accounts may operate under an individual name. If you already have a personal account, please click here to UPGRADE TO A PREMIER ACCOUNT: choose 'Sign Up' and then choose 'UPGRADE' in the yellow box over to the right.

3. Business Accounts

Business accounts are for businesses. They include *Core Features*, as well as *Premium Features*, detailed below. Business accounts can operate under a company or group name. If you already have a personal account, please click here to UPGRADE TO A BUSINESS ACCOUNT: choose 'Sign Up' and then choose 'UPGRADE' in the yellow box over to the right.

Core Features:

- Send Money
- Request Money
- Auctions Tools
- Website Payments
- Downloadable Log

Premium Features:

- Includes all Core Features
- Use your name or a corporate or group name
- Accept unlimited credit or debit card payments
- Payment Receiving Preferences
- Subscriptions
- Mass Payments
- Multi-User Access (for Business accounts)
- Advanced downloadable logs

Personal accounts limit the number of credit or debit card funded payments received per year. Credit or debit card funded payments are assessed a transaction fee. Business and Premier accounts are assessed a transaction fee, which is a small percentage of each payment received. See PayPal's fee schedule. To view your Personal account limit, log in to your account and click the *View Limits* link. Please note that this information was copied directly from the Paypal site.

How to UPGRADE from Personal Account ?

How to get a NEW ACCOUNT ?