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I have created a recurring profile for a customer.Customer gets the subscription by pay from credit card functionality of Authorize.net CIM module.After paid the first Subscription by Customer ,I want to refund some amount from paid amount of first transaction to customer.Can some one help me .I have searched a lot on google but could not get the refund api sample code of authorize.net CIM.
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You can see the format of the XML request and response for Refund a Transaction for a Customer Profile at http://developer.authorize.net/api/reference/#charge-customer-profiles-refunding-a-transaction-for-a-customer-profile. You can even run a test transaction in the console using your sandbox API Login and Transaction Key.
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I am working with the recurring payment in paypal, all thins are working fine for me, but i am stuck with one issue, i need to do refund, i research for that in paypal, i read that we need transactionid for refund, but when we use recurring payment in response they doesn't give transactionid, when we create profile for recurring payment paypal provide us ProfileID which is unique identifiers, so how can we refund payment for recurring profile ?
It's recommended that you use IPN to save a local history of payments related to profile IDs. If you need to refund a particular transaction you could then pull the transaction ID out of this history.
PayPal provides a basic IPN template here, and there are other more complete solutions available on GitHub / Packagist.
Another option would be to use the TransactionSearch API. You can pass in a Profile ID to get all of the related payments associated with that profile back, so then you could pull the transaction ID of the one you need.
Of course, for the actual refund you can use the RefundTransaction API.
All of these API calls can be made easily with our PayPal PHP SDK if you'd like to take a look at that.
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Is it possible using PayPal split all incoming payments into two accounts?
Me and another guy are partnering up to sell some products, we need a way for all of our incoming payments to be split 50/50. Is this possible at all? I'd really like to use Stripe but not against using PayPal.
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You can check Adaptive Payments
Adaptive payments handles payments between a sender of a payment and one or more receivers of the payment. You are an application owner, such as a merchant that owns a website, the owner of a widget on a social networking site, the provider of a payment application on mobile phones, and so on. Your application is the caller of Adaptive Payments API operations.
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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.
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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.
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I am Ritu from India.
I have a requirement that after signing up with a particular amount at PayPal Recurring Subscription, I need to change the amount from the next month. Is there any way for Standard PayPal Recurring Payment Subscription for changing the amount after the first month? If so, please let me know.
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You have to cancel the current subscription and create a new subscription. Paypal does not want to have people agreeing to a subscription at one amount and then the person or business who is receiving the money changing that amount without the permission of the subscriber. So you must go through the approval process again if you want to change the amount.