Recently I visited Paypal Rest API page https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/payments/. I noticed an IMPORTANT message there please find below screenshot:
If this API now restrict to process Card Payment then Is Billing Plan and Agreement API (for Recurring/Subscription Payment) also restrict Card payment?
Please help me
The ability to process direct credit card transactions via PayPal REST API for new integrations has been restricted. That means that the "payment_method":"credit_card" option is no longer allowed to be use with any new REST API integrations, including for the Billing Plan and Billing Agreement API's.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
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I'm using PayPal-PHP-SDK for billing agreement api. I want to add new new card to existing billing agreement.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/payments.billing-agreements/v1/
I've check docs and SDK there is not any proper way to update the card in billing agreement.
Your suggestion would be greatly appreciated
The PayPal-PHP-SDK is deprecated and not compatible with the current version of PayPal Subscriptions, which do not use a billing agreement for anything. There is no server-side SDK for the current Subscriptions API, so any calls need to be done yourself with HTTPS.
Regardless, payers can update their payment methods and change to a different or new card via login to https://www.paypal.com , Profile, My Money, My Preapproved Payments
My client uses the PayPal NVP API for processing both PayPal and credit cards payments. That appears to be deprecated or PayPal is encouraging upgrading to REST. I convinced my client to do the upgrade and while implementing it I noticed the following:
Important: The use of the PayPal REST /payments APIs to accept credit
card payments is restricted. Instead, you can accept credit card
payments with Braintree Direct.
That puts a serious wrench in my work.
A little more searching around and I find this option for accepting credit card payments with the REST API:
Guest payments with a credit card that is stored in the PayPal vault
This would imply to me that the Vault must be used on conjunction with guest payments. Can anyone confirm if that is the case?
It looks like to enable guest checkout payments "PayPal Account Optional" must be turned on which I have confirmed is on in my sandbox account.
The presumption I am now going on is credit card payments with the REST API will work as long as this option is on in the merchant's account, however, I don't find this clearly stated anywhere and I don't want to continue on swapping out APIs for my client if credit card payments via REST won't work now or at some point in the future. I also find it odd I don't find any example API calls in the Payments API using a credit card. I had to figure that one out on my own with a little help from Google.
I appreciate anyone's experience using the REST Payments API to process credit card payments given it's stated that it's "restricted".
I am new to Paypal integration and cannot find how am I supposed to make it. My requisites are the following:
Company registered in Argentina
Users should be able to buy without having to create a Paypal account with a credit card
The integration should not be easily tampered with
With those (I thought) simple requirements I spent many hours and couldn't find a solution that applied.
This is what I found out:
Payments REST API, should not be used for credit card payments
Important: The use of the PayPal REST /payments APIs to accept credit
card payments is restricted. Instead, you can accept credit card
payments with Braintree Direct.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/payments/
Braintree Direct (the method to integrate credit card payments with full customization is not supported in Argentina) https://www.braintreepayments.com/country-selection
NVP and SOAP API Reference (old Paypal API to integrate payments) is no longer supported.
Important: This integration method is Deprecated as of January 1, 2017. For
new integrations, see the PayPal Express Checkout Integration Guide.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/api/
PayPal Express Checkout Integration is horrible, seems insecure and prone to tampering if used only client side, and though I found a way to make it work more securely with a server-side payment generation I couldn't find a way for it to pay without having a Paypal account.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/express-checkout/integration-jsv4/
and
https://developer.paypal.com/demo/checkout/#/pattern/client
So I am left with no option to integrate credit card processing through Paypal for a business in Argentina. Before giving up I would like to know if somebody knows of a way to make this integration work.
Payoneer is also an option. Paypal isn't the only thing out there.
It is my intention to integrate payment processing/subscription billing plans into a site using PHP and Javascript. I'd like to use PayPal to process credit/debit and PayPal charges. I read an article that said (Paraphrasing)
Normally you have to forward users to PayPal where they input their
billing information. PayPal Payments Pro allows you to process billing
info directly from your site.
I've also seen information to the contrary. This answer for instance. Also, the PayPal API docs don't say anything about needing Payments Pro to process a card directly from my site. Here you can see a card being processed without sending the user to PayPal under "Create billing agreement (credit card)."
I have a PayPal business account. I was able to generate a PayPal API Signature (API creds). Can I use the code shown in that quick start to process payment methods without applying for Payments Pro? I'm not talking about IPN. I know that anyone can use that.
First of all a want to mention that I am very new in PayPal at all.
I have create a plugin for WordPress, that is useful for booking a taxi for a trip. The plugin, it has it's own cart, that allowing the client to add several services in the cart and then to check out via PayPal.
As I mentioned earlier I am new, to PayPal, so I have download the PHP SDK provided by the PayPal, and I have complete the first step of the payment process. I have got the Token, and then redirect my client to PayPal web site to perform the payment.
The problem is that, in PayPal web site I have only the options "Have a PayPal account?" and "Create a PayPal account". What I like to ask, is how can I use the credit card payment instead of the "Create a PayPal account" ? Is there any way ?
Any idea please ?
You may want to try using Stripe. http://www.stripe.com/ super-easy, and has excellent documentation. I have used it alongside Paypal express checkout.
Paypal now required paypal account to get payment when you use express checkout api, to get payment from paypal use credit card reference api or any other api suit your need from paypal