Hello i use CCAvenue Payment Gateway Advanced for WooCommerce plug in for payment gateway when i click to pay then remaining amount is not show in total amount its show Deposit amount. i want to display remaining amount. how can i do that?
I tried to change some functionality in plug-in but there is no any result found..
How can i display remaining amount in total amount in CCAvenue Payment Gateway..
Please help me in this situations!!!!
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I am developing one shopify app and I want to integrate the stripe payment and In future paypal also.
I want to set the different different charges on each payment transaction given example below
Whenever any customer pay for the order then below deduction generate from the total amount:
Shopify Transaction fees(x% amount)
Stripe charges(x% amount)
App Platform charges(x% amount)
Shipping company charges(x% amount)
Any other charges(x% amount)
Remaining amount to store owner account
So is it possible in shopify? Please guide me about this.
Also, is it possible with shopify default payment gateway or custom payment gateway? If yes then please provide the details
In advance thanks to everyone for help in this!
When you use Stripe as your payment gateway, it takes a percentage off every transaction. As of this writing, the integrated price plan takes 3.4% + $0.50 per successful card charge. Refer to https://stripe.com/en-sg/pricing#pricing-details for the latest price plan.
The process you described likely isn't supported on Stripe and Shopify, or at least not to my knowledge. Your best option is to do a payout to your business bank account, then do further deduction based using your internal tools.
I would like to inquire about this:
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/express-checkout/ht_basicRefund-curl-etc/
How to initiate an automated refund based on a product ordered that is out of stock.
Example:
Customer A goes to our website and orders product A. Product A is unfortunately out of stock but we did not notice it right away(restaurant). Instead of refunding people manually, can this API refund the person automatically based on a call back from our website.
Also when a refund is given, is there a charge?(Charge back), if yes, where can I find out about the cost per charge back.
Finally, how long does it take for the refund money to reach the customer's account if the refund is initiated let's say 5 minutes after the sale.
Thank you,
Regards,
Ben
ps: I am posting the query here as I was sent to this website from the Paypal support page.
You could do this using the RefundTransaction API from within an IPN script.
A general refund is not considered a chargeback. That only happens if you refuse to provide a refund for your buyer, so then they end up filing a dispute with their credit card company. The card company would then give them the money and take it from PayPal, who would then come back to you for it. That's when you would have to pay a fee for that chargeback. If I remember correctly that fee would be $25 for such a scenario.
So the refunds wouldn't be a chargeback, but you would lose the 30 cent transaction fee you pay when you do the original transaction. PayPal refunds you the percentage they take, but not the flat 30 cents.
Also, if this is something happens a lot PayPal may limit your account or it could cause you other little problems. Lots of refunds could mean upset customers, and PayPal doesn't want that...and neither should you.
So, all of that said, what I would recommend is that you handle the inventory control before the purchase is made. You're saying you could hit your database to check inventory and then automatically refund, right? Why not hit your database to simply disable the product purchase if the inventory is low instead?
I'm setting up my first Shopify store and would like to offer a free trial of a product. The basic idea is the customer is shipped the product at no charge and has so many days to try out and return the product. If the product is not returned within the time period they are charged the amount agreed upon up front.
Within Shopify there is only the option to capture payment immediately or to authorize and then manually capture payment later (7 day auth limitation).
What I would like to do is validate the credit card, but not pre-auth, then the ship the product to the customer for try out. If they decide to keep the product then I charge them 30 days later as agreed by the customer.
The method I want to use with Shopify is the same as detailed by Braintree here
https://support.braintreepayments.com/customer/portal/articles/1080637-collect-payment-at-a-later-date-aka-extend-authorization-
in the section "Save and Verify the Card, Charge Later".
You can use the option as you see it: authorize and then manually capture payment later
As an alternative, you could always capture the money, and if they actually do return it, refund them the money. That is how all TV sales work and they make bazillions doing that, so why not follow their lead?
In our scenario, we will use PayPal Express Checkout for Payflow Pro (important as it's different from PayPal Express Checkout).
Based on documentation, https://www.paypalobjects.com/webstatic/en_US/developer/docs/pdf/pfp_expresscheckout_pp.pdf, we have to provide shipping and tax values prior to knowing customer's Shipping Address.
I think it's not practical at all, so my question - Is it possible to Update (SetExpressCheckout with existing token) shipping/tax amount after address is chosen? Or somehow update (aka Instant Updates) shipping/tax values on PayPal pages?
Also if customer will go back to shopping cart page and add/remove products should customer go back to PayPal pages or we can only update Item Information and DoExpressCheckout with new amount?
The usual, most general-purpose recommended EC flow is:
Customer is on "View Cart" page and clicks the Checkout with PayPal button without having entered any address or other information into your site
SetEC with provisional shipping/tax amounts (could be 0)
Redirect customer to PayPal site
Customer chooses shipping address at PayPal and returns
GetEC to find out their selected address for the first time
Calculate any new shipping or tax and display summary on an "order review" type page (which could allow them to select from multiple shipping options, like air/ground, if applicable)
When the customer clicks a final "Place Order" sort of button, DoEC with the updated shipping and tax amounts.
Caveat: by default the total amount of the DoEC must be within 115% or $75 of the original SetEC amount, whichever is lesser. So if any of your pricing scenarios will exceed that threshold, the original SetEC should include some placeholder Shipping and Tax amounts, so that the final total is within 115%/$75.
I'm not sure this is the right place to ask but anyway:
I have an e-commerce platform that I want to monetize based on a percentage of revenue made (eg. a store that uses my platform has an order for $100, so I get 1% or $1, while they get $99).
Currently I offer paypal and credit card payments (via my merchant bank) to all stores on the platform (ie. all payments made, regardless of the store, are through the same paypal and merchant account). I then pay these stores per month which is ok for the moment because there are only a few stores using the platform.
Moving forward I want to automate this process and ideally have it operate in real time.
Paypal have an "Adaptive Payments" API that allows chained or parallel payments on a single transaction processed in real time. This means I can skim my 1% and pass the rest of the money along my customer in real time.
I was wondering if there is a similar real-time service for Credit Card processing*? If not, is there a bank/merchant that allow API payment access so I can automate payments per day or week? OR should I just transfer all money from my bank to paypal and use this to pay my customers?
*I realise you can process credit card payments through Paypal without having to sign up, but this is less than ideal. I want the credit card processing to happen on my page as at the moment I'm seeing about 70% of orders using this over paypal.
I was wondering if there is a similar real-time service for Credit Card processing?
No there isn't. True merchant accounts do not allow for split payments. Only one entity can receive a payment and it must be the business the merchant account has been set up for. Receiving the payment for someone else is called factoring and is against all of the major credit card issuers' rules. If a merchant account is found to be factoring it will be closed and the merchant who owns the account will be blacklist. This will prevent them from ever having a true merchant account again. Additionally, there is no way to send money with a merchant account other then issuing a refund for prior purchases.
If not, is there a bank/merchant that allow API payment access so I can automate payments per day or week? OR should I just transfer all money from my bank to paypal and use this to pay my customers?
Other then using adaptive payments, this is definitely the easiest and most straight forward way to accomplish this.