I am new to the paypal and intefrati it with asp. Net mvc.
Can anyone plz guide which api should be used...??
I have downloaded merchant sdk and I have also seen the documentation but still not able to get what can be used among express checkout, pro, adaptive payment, etc
Thanks in advance.
I would recommend Express Checkout with Recurring Payments. Specifically, that will consist of the following API calls:
SetExpressCheckout - To get a token back from PayPal, and then redirect the user to PayPal.
GetExpressCheckoutDetails - To obtain details about the buyer. This is optional depending on how you setup your SEC request
DoExpressCheckoutPayment - This would be used to finalize a regular (non-recurring) Express Checkout flow.
CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile - This would be used to generate the profile using the tok you got back from SEC.
If you want to setup recurring payments with credit cards directly on your site you'll need Payments Pro with Recurring Billing, and then you would use the PayFlow API to set everything up.
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I'm creating an app with react native that have a payment module with credit card and PayPal as payment module. The payment is automatically transferred to a vendor account subscribed in our platform
(Buyer -> Platform -> Vendor).
I already successfully created this payment flow in the credit card payment module using stripe as a payment gateway but i didn't find a way to do it with PayPal.
Here's a list of what i tried:
Adaptive payment: the problem with PayPal adaptive payment is that's it's not mobile friendly, the standard checkout page is not even close to being responsive. The lightbox checkout page need to open a new Popup which is not possible with RN WebView. And the Mini-Browser one do not return a response after the payment is done (check out this link)
Braintree SDK: Braintree has a pretty great SDK for RN that i already tested and it works great, the problem is that i need to use Braintree's master-merchant and sub-merchants technique to achieve the payment flow i need, but this technique is only available in the US and the funds needs to be in USD and my application is deployed in France using EUR as a currency.
Braintree SDK with PayPal payout: I could create a Braintree account to receive all the funds and then send each one to it's receiver (vendor) automatically but i couldn't find a way to do this
If anyone have an idea of how could i create this flow with PayPal on RN.
Fixed with using the PayPal express checkout with a payee object.
If you want to know more about this functionality i advice you to read more about it here: https://www.paypal-engineering.com/2017/01/03/setting-payee/ .
Now instead of calling the Adaptive Payment API i use the regular payment API with a custom payee and then give the user the express checkout link generated dynamically and finally i call the execute payment API to make the payment after having the client authorization.
I'm trying to integrate the Paypal API to my Laravel project to send payments to users emails automatically from my own Paypal account.
The thing is that there are some "mass payments" packages but that's not what I need, I actually need to send a single payment to one user each time.
Thanks in advance!
I don't know about package you are using but for single payout or any type of payment you can use PayPalPHP SDK and here is sample code for single Payout :
Paypal Single Payout PHP
This is PHP Package and you can pull with composer so you can easily use with Laravel Also.
Let me know if have any question.
For document please have a look Paypal Documents API:
Paypal Documentation
We are using Woocommerce along with PayPal Pro on our website.
We are using the CloudIQ basket abandonment system and need to add a PayPal API request call to be made after the customer completes the checkout process.
Does anybody know if this is possible in PayPal and how I do this?
Thanks
Not quite sure about your exact request. But if you are referring to the data collection API call in PayPal, you can refer to the link below about PayPal Instant Payment Notification (IPN).
https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/classic/ipn/integration-guide/IPNIntro/
In addition, PayPal have Classic API and REST API for your reference in the link below.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/api/
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/
I'm building a small cart app in PHP which needs to have PayPal integrated into it for payments.
Checking the PP developer site you get 100 different APIs for every kind of job, however there is no clear answer as to which is the GENERIC API I should use to accept payments in the classic manner most webshops implement:
1. Client clicks pay
2. Redirected to PP site where he is asked to login.
3. After login he is presented with confirmation, he clicks OK.
4. Browser redirects back to my cart which presents user with a "Thank you" message, order code etc, while in the background a request is sent to my cart with the transaction credentials (transaction id, success status etc).
By the way, I'm not looking for Express Checkout since in this case PP provides the shipping info.
You could use the DoDirectPayment API to process payments. This will keep the buyer on your site, and they will enter in the information on your site. Then you will pass the details over to PayPal through an API call, and PayPal will then send the response back to you if the payment is approved.
If you are not wanting to use the DoDirectPayment API and are wanting to direct the buyer over to PayPal's pages to complete the payment but do not want to use Express Checkout, you could use PayPal Payments Adv/Payflow.
Express Checkout is what you want. Shipping info can be set on your end or Paypal end. It makes no difference.
Can someone explain the difference between the two? From what I have read, subscription is the one where you grab the HTML button from PayPal, whereas recurring is done via the API.
Is that it or is there more to it?
If so, how do subscription customers cancel their subscription?
(And, why does PayPal make it so developers have to trawl forums for answers?!)
PayPal's different type of recurring transactions:
Subscription
A subscription is created via a Website Payments Standard Subscribe button.
Before 2009, the subscription profile ID started with S-XXXXXXXX. You are not able to manage these subscriptions via any API calls.
After 2009 the subscription profile ID starts with I-XXXXXX. You are able to cancel these subscriptions via the ManageRecurringPaymentsProfileStatus API call.
Recurring Payments Profile
A recurring payments profile is created through the CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile API, and is accessible for both Express Checkout users, as well as those using Direct Recurring Payments as part of their Website Payments Pro Product.
If you use CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile via Express Checkout, you'll need prior authorization from the buyer, typically obtained by passing BILLINGTYPE=RecurringPayments in your initial SetExpressCheckout API call.
If you're using Direct Recurring Payments, you'll be able to directly pass in the credit card details into the CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile API call.
Recurring Billing
Available for Payflow Pro / Website Payments Pro Payflow Edition customers. This works similar to Direct Recurring Payments, except it's done through the Payflow API.
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In all cases, a 'profile' is created, and PayPal is the one doing the actual billing on the schedule that you provided. You don't need to make any further API calls for the subscription / recurring payments profile / recurring billing profile to be processed.
And one more thing that I noticed.
When we make an API call to get the Transaction-details for a recurring/subscription transaction, the subscriptions which have their Profile-ID's starting with 'S-' have their TRANSACTIONTYPE as 'subscr_payment' and the subscriptions with Profile-ID's starting with 'I-' have their TRANSACTIONTYPE as 'recurring_payment'
Don't know if I am completely right.