I have worked on Bluesnap on-site payment, payment has been done successfully, but i didn't get the product name in order locater, also didn't get the option of subscriptions in order detail.
Is there any way to make transaction via on-site with subscription/recurring?
API Reference
http://docs.bluesnap.com/ExtendedPaymentAPI/Default.htm#ClientSideEncryption/Web.htm
Subscriptions in the API are no longer in the development phase. They're in the documentation already. They are available here.
once you are loggedin the console you need to setup the contract as standard subscription - there is a documentation here that provides step by step on how to do it.
once the contract is setup correctly(as a subscription type) under a product; you can basically purchase using the contact(through Buy Now or APIs) to start the subscription.
BlueSnap supports subscriptions via their Payment API. You can create custom billing plans, define a trial period and/or initial charge, set your billing frequency, and so on. BlueSnap’s Subscription Billing Engine will then automatically process your recurring subscription payments, keep your shoppers' cards updated, and run automatic retries for subscription payments during your grace period.
To see how to Create a Plan, go here.
To see how to Create a Subscription, go here.
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We currently have a website that uses eWay token payments and setup Auto Order for customers. They can manage what items are in the auto orders and at what frequency the orders will be placed.
After the first order we can save the users 'Token' with eWay and charge their card at each instance.
We would like to add in the ability to pay with PayPal, but cannot see a similar feature where future orders can be placed without the user interacting.
The issue is that the price may differ from original payment, as discounts for the item may change or the user could add in other products to the auto order. So we don't want to have a repeat purchase setup in PayPal, rather automatically charge the users account when needed.
Been looking through paypal API docs and nothing is jumping out as the correct way to proceed.
We have tried payments through eWay to PayPal however they are not supporting paypal through their gateway anymore so are not much help.
Our website is PHP, Mysql driven and we currently use PayPalExpress checkout API for single orders.
For PayPal, the receiving account needs a feature called "reference transactions". This is not enabled by default in the live environment (though it is in sandbox). It requires business approval, so the PayPal account owner should contact PayPal's general customer support or an account manager (note: not technical support) to discuss the business need for the feature.
Once approved for the "reference transactions" feature on a live business account, PayPal can guide you on which API to best integrate to make use of this. Something like v2 or v3 vault and that API's payment tokens are a possibility that sounds exactly what you are describing, though there are other (older/legacy) APIs that use something called a "billing agreement" as what's effectively a token as well.
I'm building a site for a client that involves a number of content creator users that other users can subscribe to with automatically recurring monthly payments (think OnlyFans). All transactions are to go through PayPal, which I thought would be the easiest solution. I'm coding in PHP (WordPress environment) using Curl to call the REST API.
I've got the content creators on-boarding fine as merchants. I originally went down the path of creating Orders, and PayPal has a great commission tool in that system so that my client will get their commission every time a user starts a subscription. I was going to take care of the recurring payments at my own end, but then I discovered PayPal's Subscription system - it seemed perfect, but it doesn't have the automatic commission facility of the orders system, which is a bummer. So I could have PayPal automate the commissions while I programmed a subscription system, or I could use their subscription system and ... what?
That's where I'm stuck. I now need to automate PayPal deducting a payment from my merchant and paying it to my client as their commission. This needs to be done whenever a subscription is started and then each month as the subscription payment comes through. I've tapped into web-hooks to get notified when these automated monthly payments are happening (at least I'm hoping I have), but how can I automate a percentage of the initial payment and each subsequent monthly payment to be automatically deducted from the merchant and paid to my client?
I've looked at orders, but that needs to be approved by the merchant. What else is available to me?
To automate sending payments from your own account to creators or affiliates, you could potentially use Payouts.
See here for information on requesting access to Payouts.
I am using woo commerce subscription plugin and integrate pay-pal as a payment method. We are selling one subscription which is monthly based.
My issue is that, in Subscription Product, we received payment through pay-pal but Subscription from woo commerce did not activate.
After doing some research I integrate API Credentials, but now I am getting error about reference transaction.
I am getting below error.
PayPal Reference Transactions are not enabled on your account, some subscription management features are not enabled. Please contact
PayPal and request they enable PayPal Reference Transactions on your
account.
Now I am getting confused that how to set billing agreement, how to set pre-approval payment. where we need to set on pay-pay or on our website. When we called to pay-pay they are saying that Reference Transaction is active on your account.
Thanks in advance
I'm going to assume this is for PayPal Express Checkout; by default Reference Transactions is "not" enabled on any account. However it can be added by request if you call the business support line to get it added.
The steps are described by WooCommerce on how to get this feature added.
Hope this helps 8^)
I have a web application for provide different types of packages for customers. I want set Braintree payment gateway. I have no idea how to set recurring payment in braintree.
For all customer billing amount different based on packages and also billing period is different for each customer, So anyone can help me how can I implement recurring payment in Braintree?
Thanks in Advance.
I work at Braintree. If you have more questions, you can always get in touch with our support team.
Check out the Braintree Recurring Billing Guide for how to do recurring billing with Braintree.
Basically, you need to have a plan and a customer (with a payment method), and you associate them together by creating a subscription.
Subscriptions can override basically all settings of their plan, so it is possible to use one Braintree plan to represent many different plans on your side.
I want to modify my billing cycle of recurring payment with a different amount before the next billing cycle starts, and I was suggested that I should use reference transaction for that. But as we know recurring payment profile call does not respond with transaction id then how is it possible to make a reference transaction ?
Please help me with this subject.
Thank You,
If you're working with a recurring payments profile created via Payments Pro or Express Checkout then you'll need to update it using UpdateRecurringPaymentsProfile. You could also do it manually via the PayPal account.
If the profile was setup using a credit card there aren't any limitations to updating the amount. Unfortunately, if the profile was setup using a PayPal account you can only increase the amount by 20% every 180 days.
That's probably why reference transactions were recommended. Using reference transactions you can build your own recurring payments system and avoid this limitation.