I tried to find apis in paypal documentation but not found so is it possible to add cards through paypal REST APIs
You can search for PayPal vault. To process cards with it, activate Advanced Credit and Debit Cards on the live account and use the payment_source object of a v2/checkout/orders request
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So, I researched Shopify API docs and found the admin resource for Gift Cards, which enables store owners to create/list/update Gift Cards.
But what I'm trying to find is the API that can validate a Shopify Gift Card through its code, that belongs to anyone.
I know I can do this in Shopify Checkout where I can input the code and it will add the code to the checkout if it's a valid code.
Is there a way to do this through an API? If Shopify doesn't have this API, is there any online service for this?
I have a Business Pro Plan and if it is possible I would like to be able to have credit cards preauthorized for the amount of our quote and ensure that the card is valid when the owner of the card submits the information through DocuSign.
Doing this will require that you use APIs directly from payment providers. The DocuSign payment gateway doesn't have this capability directly. You can save credit cards for future use (https://support.docusign.com/en/guides/save-payment-method) but that doesn't pre-authorize them until you charge them.
If Authorize.Net told you to contact DocuSign, then contact them again and don't mention DocuSign. They assume DocuSign code can be changed by you to make the calls you need, but that's not the case. You'll have to work with their APIs directly.
I'm going to implement payout payment with Paypal and Credit card in my React Native application. There're two kinds of users in my app - customers and freelancers. Customers should pay to freelancers for their service.
The payment methods I'm going to implement are Paypal and various kinds of Credit cards. The backend server is based in NodeJS.
I'm quite new to this payout development and I'm really not sure where I should begin and which services I should use. Please reach out me any comments.
P.S. I'm contacting to Braintree service for several months and it's taking too long to register, so I'm looking for another solution now.
I don't know of a native solution that will allow you to facilitate payments to a PayPal account that is not yours.
Here is a non-native, vanilla JS demo pattern for PayPal Checkout: https://developer.paypal.com/demo/checkout/#/pattern/server
Using such a checkout, you can set a custom payee to the freelancer's account: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/integration-features/custom-payee/
If an existing PayPal user has one or more credit cards saved in their PayPal account, and that user is new to my application, are those card details accessible via the Rest API Vault endpoint?
No. When you make a REST call, the end user will be providing you their card data directly. The credit cards in their PayPal account are backup funding sources. While it's possible you could get paid through them, there's no way for you to know because the payment will be shown as their PayPal account only.
I am developing a website that will allow customers to pay with credit cards. I live in Uruguay, so I can't apply for a normal merchant account like Authorize.net, Braintree, etc. So I can't use the functionality they have to store credit cards to make recurring charges.
Anyone known a credit card processor/gateway that offers this functionality that allows to store credit card info and access them (Not seeing the credit card info, just a token or an ID) via an API to charge them and that accept NON-US companies? I know 2checkout but they don't have recurring payments functionality :(
I have Googled for days without luck, and maybe someone have a good tip.
Thank you very much for your time!
All the best,
Andres Montalban
Well, you could use the paypal API, and instead of storing the users credit card, store their paypal ID, then just bill the paypal account with the API. Their paypal account will let them enter a credit card to back their transactions.
See here:
https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=developer/e_howto_api_ECRecurringPayments