I have a site which have a two type of login member and provider.member request an appointment with provider and provide paypal account detail. when provider login and confirm appointment then amount has been debited (deducted) from his/her paypal account without going to paypal site. that type of payment accept I want to implement on my site .
it is possible ,if yes can you please suggest me tutorial for that.
you can suggest me for php/cakephp.
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I have an issue right now that is killing me, I have implemented several payment options but never used paypal, I don't know why is it so complicated.
The website already exists and wasn't developed by myself.
I don't know the ammount of the order it is dynamic, so the "create payment buttons" on the paypal website doesn't work for me, at this point i developed a solution using
PayPal developers
But it turns out that i only have the option to pay with a PayPal account or register a PayPal account, I do not want to force customers to do this, it has no sense. is there any relatively easy solution out there using the same PayPal API?
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The whole site code is in PHP so i need the solution in this language
As you have mentioned that you are aware of one payment method i.e. Express Checkout ( in which user needs to have a valid Paypal account) so the other method which I think you need is the Direct Payment (i.e. a user can pay with credit cards directly without any Paypal account) API.
For this direct payment api you need to enable Website Payment Pro WPP , here you can get info about WPP.
I have my PHP Website where two different Category of users includes: Customers and Performers signed up. Now through my Website customers wants to pay via PayPal to Performers, Is there a way in PayPal to achieve this?
I have saved Performer's PayPal Email in my database, so I just want it work like PayPal payment buttons but with my own PayPal email and with my own Amount of money.
Ideas apart from PayPal are also warmly welcome.
how about braintree. It support normal credit card payment gatemway and also paypal implementation
I think it is better to have normal credit card payment gateway and then implement paypal after that, cause I think all paypal user has credit card and not all credit card user has paypal.
Use this link for your reference to implement normal payment gateway, it should be very easy as they also provide sample code
https://developers.braintreepayments.com/javascript+php/start/overview
And you can continue to implement paypal after that using this link for reference
https://developers.braintreepayments.com/javascript+php/guides/paypal
I have a website that allows my users to donate to charities via PayPal. I want to track the donations that a user makes, but I don't have direct access to the charities' PayPal accounts.
This is kind of a follow-up to this question, which provides a good explanation of IPN tracking, but I think it relates to tracking payments made to an account which I own.
Is it possible to send confirmation of a donation to a third party back to my website so that I can track it?
P.S. I really hope this isn't the wrong way to post a follow-up question, and that it doesn't count as a duplicate...
If you use notify_url / NotifyURL in your Payments Standard code or API requests you can override the PayPal account profile and have it send the IPN to whatever URL you specify in that parameter.
I have a problem with integration of paypal payment. I want to make it so that customers can't register to paypal, but paypal only shows the register to paypal.
I use php library. Is it possible that they add only credit card without registration?
If you're using Payments Standard, Express Checkout, Adaptive Payments, or anything that actually redirects the user over to PayPal then it would be done with "guest checkout", which is an option on that checkout screen. In order to make that work you would need to make sure the PayPal Account Optional setting is enabled in your PayPal profile.
If you go with Payments Advanced you would imbed an iframe in your site that PayPal actually hosts, and it would have the PayPal option as well as credit card option built in to that.
Payments Pro would give you full freedom to process credit cards directly via API request, and then you wouldn't have to display any PayPal logos or show that PayPal was involved at all in that case.
I would still recommend leaving PayPal as an option for people, though.
My site is actually is a good example. Notice if you add that item to the cart you'll see the option to "Pay with a Credit Card" or "Pay with PayPal". If you choose credit card that would move to a credit card form and would be processed through Payments Pro (PayFlow). If you choose PayPal it would go through Express Checkout. So you still give people both options, but it's very straight forward for non-PayPal users.
You can send money to anyone with an email address but in order to claim the funds they would have to open a PayPal account. What happens is that you send the money to their email address, they get an email letting them know they have received funds. They are then instructed to follow the directions to open an account to receive the funds into their PayPal balance. It is a very straightforward process and a new account can be set up very quickly. Thanks for your great question and I hope you have a great day.
im building a site where 2 user groups exist: sellers and buyers. The buyers buy stuff and should pay to the sellers via PayPal.
So, its not a kind of a web shop where users are paying directly to me ( as a website owner/online shop), BUT TO THE OTHER USERS (sellers). So i need to forward a PayPal transaction from one user on my site (buyer) to the other one (seller).
I read some PayPal API Descriptions, but its assumed there that i want to process the PayPal Payments to my PayPal account, what's not my case.
An idea would be that sellers pay to me, and i then pay to buyers, but that's not what i want to do.
So , what I want is: the buyer should process the PayPal payment directly to the seller's PayPal account, and i should then receive the payment confirmation and inform the seller about it.
Does anyone have an idea, expirience or suggestion with this stuff? Thanks in advance!
You have a lot of options for how you can handle that.
One, you could use the Express Checkout API to build the checkout system, and you'd use the Permissions API (optional) so that users can easily grant your application permissions to make API calls on their behalf. Note that users could also do this manually through their PayPal profile until you get the Permissions part integrated.
To get your payments, you could have your users create a preapproval profile using the Preapproval API. This will allow you to submit payments on their behalf automatically at any time. As such, you could use the preapproval key within Pay calls directly in the checkout flow or within IPN (which is what I would recommend) to submit payments to yourself from the user's account.
Another option is to use a parallel payment within Express Checkout. This would handle splitting the payment for you automatically between the seller and yourself, but the buyer would see that split during checkout.
Another option would be to use the Pay API for the checkout which would allow you to create a chained payment. This is the same as a parallel payment except that it hides the split from the buyer, and you could actually delay the payment to secondary receivers if you need to for any reason.
Hope that helps.
if you have a buy now button or similar, use the sellers' email address as below
<input type="hidden" name="business" value="sellers#email.com">
and it will pay the user with that email address. If that's not their paypal address, it will prompt them to either sign up for paypal to receive or add it to a current account.
Then use PHP mail() or your CMS/Admin system to notify you when the successful payment page has been loaded after a referral back from Paypal.