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I am implementing a PayPal integration system, I have successfully integrated with PayPal and create a database to store the information.
I am wishing to print a receipt after returning to my successful payment landing page.
But I came to a problem - before submitting to Paypal, I do not store anything (not user, nor anything). What can I do to match with Paypal's return IPN variable?
I do not wish the user to enter username nor email beforehand, I wish to have something that is done backend and is done by the system and not by the user.
All PayPal APIs and transaction creation mechanisms support an order/invoice number (INVNUM) and a 'CUSTOM' variable, both of which can store a unique value at transaction creation time.
The value of both of these variables will then be returned to you in the IPN for reconciliation purposes.
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I am using braintree Payments on magento store. I have a featured to stored maskedNumber of used credit card.I am storing related token number of valuted CC. Now I want to give option to change/update Cvv of stored credit card.
I need your help here that how can I do this ? Which call I need to execute for update cvv of stored cc.
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The CVV will never be stored in the gateway.
We do not store the cvv, it is only used for verification purposes. If you wish to re-verify a payment method, you can provide a form via hosted fields to post only the cvv and then run a PaymentMethod update with verify_card set to true and the nonce generated from hosted fields.
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I want to receive a code which is been send from the mobile application during confirmation process.And I should check through the database if the user is authorized.What should I do to receive and analyze the data?
I suggest you start by learning about RESTful API Design. RESTful principles provide strategies to handle CRUD actions using HTTP methods. REST for example would dictate the usage of PUT/PATCH to UPDATE a record in the database for whatever it may be (user/item/etc).
You could have a URI which handles the verification by checking the details the mobile application has sent to the server against the appropriate record in the database and then sending back an appropriate response.
Here's a good example of where you can get started; http://www.restapitutorial.com/lessons/restfulresourcenaming.html
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I need to make portal that able to get money from one user and pay another user, when fill some conditions. User order some item, he must pay a portal that price, then when user pay portal, portal get some percent and other pay to user which is item which first user ordered, it's a two different transactions.
I think that paypal is good for that but I do not know how to do that.
I start to implement portal in laravel framework. Has anybody any idea how to I implement something like that.
You can achieve it by two way (as per my knowledge)
1) Using Paypal Adaptive payments
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/adaptive-payments/integration-guide/APIntro/
2) First accept payments from first user(Buyer) then after keeping your percentage pay to second user (seller) by paypal transaction using email address or using any offline mode.
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I was wondering if there was a way to return a list of failed recurring account transactions.
I have a client who wants to have the actual list embedded on his site and doesn't want to have to log into the dashboard every single time.
I have looked all through the API yet I cannot find anything about it.
A good direction on where to look would really help as well.
Thank you.
There isn't any API that will return those directly, but you could use Instant Payment Notification (IPN) to save details about recurring payments / profiles.
Any time a new profile is created or a payment is completed, skipped, failed, etc. you would get an IPN for that transaction. Within your IPN script you can save details to your database and then pull from your own database to display the data however you need.
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We developed a E-Commerce website. Customer will come and purchase products in our site, we get payment by paypal-pro payment gateway.
Our need is, any possible to store credit-card data in payal for the particular account/user. If saved that user give all the details in the site at first time instead of giving every time of purchase.
Kindly let me know if it is available in payal or any other payment gateway.
In other words:
In paypal pro, user gives their card details, at that time we need to save those details. Next time if that user comes and purchase a product, we will get the amount from the card that was we already saved.It is not good to save those details in our server. So I need to save those details in paypal or any other payment systems.
If the client is based in the US then they can get a true merchant account and use a payment gateway like Authorize.Net. Authorize.Net offer the Customer Information Manager (CIM) API which allows for the storage of credit card details on their server thus reducing PCI compliance and security issues.