Topic: Which countries are supported by PayPal payments?

We would like to receive payments worldwide, also from developing countries.
Can we use PayPal for this?

It depends on the country.
PayPal is often a cheap solution (especially for smaller events) to receive payments from the US, Canada, Australia, the UK etc.

However, some developing countries are currently not supported, possibly due to concerns related to transaction security or limited market viability for companies such as PayPal.
It is also worth noting that certain acquirers may not accept credit card payments originating from these regions.
Therefore, the notion that "we simply need credit card payments” does not always provide a comprehensive solution to all payment-related challenges.

The list of countries supported by PayPal can be found here (there are really only few exceptions):
https://www.paypal.com/worldwide/
For countries not supported you should consider bank transfer and cash on arrival.

Countries currently not supported are (no liability assumed):
Iran, Irak, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan, Syria, Libya, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Liberia, Crimea (Region), Serbia & Montenegro, Cuba.

Another option to receive card payments from (nearly) anywhere is Stripe.
You find an overview of countries where this service is available for organizers on this page:
https://stripe.com/global
But this list is not for clients, they can pay from any country that is not on a ban list for international money transactions.
Unlike PayPal, participants never need an account, they just enter their card details after the registration process.

Finally you may also check if Mollie is an option for you.
Our information page on Mollie:
https://www.conftool.net/en/configuration-documentation/mollie-configuration.html
While Mollie and Stripe generally offer similar services, Mollie is a European payment service provider and may offer better customer service. Mollie charges about 1.8% - 3.25%. See: https://www.mollie.com/pricing

It's no problem to use more than one service with ConfTool.