I want to make a website, which has a function, users have to login and link their credit card to use that function, and I charge them for how many times they use in a month. Just like how Google does on Google Ads.
How can I do this?
Is this possible by using Google Pay API?
Google Pay FAQ says:
Support for recurring billing is
tied to the payment method returned in the Google Pay API response.
Both tokenized cards and cards on file can be used for recurring
billing. To process recurring billing, the merchant doesn't have to
call our API at a cadence. Rather, the payment credential is stored on
the merchant side for recurring payments. The merchant uses their
payment gateway APIs to manage recurring billing.
Google Pay supports recurring payments if the following statements are
true:
Merchants comply with network rules, such as merchant-initiated
transactions. Terms of payment are disclosed and accepted by the user
within the merchant’s buyflow. We also support recurring billing with
variable amounts. For example, monthly phone bills for mobile carriers
are supported. To get more information, merchants must contact their
payment gateway representative.
I don't totally understand. Does that mean I have to ask my bank? If so, what data should they give me to accomplish this? Or should I change to other service provider like paypal?
Google Pay doesn't process the payment. It facilitates it by securely providing you (the developer) a payment token that you can use to process a payment with your payment service provider. See supported payment service providers.
What that means is that it depends on whether or not your payment service provider supports recurring payments. Which one are you using?
Braintree for example supports this type of recurring payment with Google Pay.
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I have been building a marketplace application with an iOS app as front-end that drives the business. The app can accept payment either through a paypal account or a credit card. I have integrated Braintree iOS SDK into my app and linked the paypal business account in Braintree controlpanel. The funds processed using PayPal are being routed to the paypal and those processed using cards end up in the bank account linked with Braintree merchant.
Now, the core of the application is to take a certain commission and payout the rest to the sellers involved in transaction. I have taken the seller's PayPal ID at the time of registration to pay them.I have explored the PayPal docs and found that Payouts REST API does exactly what I need provided I maintain the required balance in the merchant account.This is where things came to a standstill. Specifically, I need to get confirmation on the below points
1.As there are two different places(paypal merchant and bank account
linked to braintree) where my funds are parked, Is there any
possibility that the transaction could directly be funded from the
bank account if the same is linked to both merchant accounts?
2.Will PayPal withdraw the entire amount at once or in partial
transactions.
Can anyone who have been in a similar situation suggest how to go about paying out the sellers. I am open to any alternative that satisfies all the requirements of the app.
I need to set up a mobile payment facility where people can purchase goods directly from other users of my app service. I don't receive any of the payments, they go directly to the seller. Using the PayPal REST API, you can set the payment receiver to be someone other than yourself, but the docs say that the API is deprecated and you should use Braintree instead. Since I am domiciled in UK, I can't use Braintree Marketplace which does allow for multiple providers to be paid individually. So is it possible to just set the PayPal receiver in Braintree?
I'm developing a mobile app and a website that allow the user to pay for a good. I need to split the payment in two parts, one to the seller and one to the market owner.
I thought of using Braintree for allow the user to choose to pay with credit card or paypal, but I know that the Braintree Marketplace is available only for merchants in the United States as writed here: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/marketplace/
So I have read that I can use the Paypal Adaptive Payment for split a payment, but I know that Adaptive Payments is now a limited release product. It is restricted to select partners for approved use cases and should not be used for new integrations without guidance from PayPal. It's writed here: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/adaptive-payments/integration-guide/APIntro/
Then I thought of using Braintree sdk for let the user to pay the entire payment to the market owner account, and then using Paypal Payouts api for send a part of the payment to the seller's paypal account. But in this way I will pay the fees two time. It's right? https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/payouts/
So, what is the best way for European merchants to split a payment using Braintree / Paypal?
I am creating a booking site, where the public can make bookings and then pay using their card. I want to take the card details and send them to PayPal via their REST api, and then send the amount to a merchant who will be one of our customer's selling the booked product.
Is this possible to do? PayPal documentation is confusing at best. I currently have the card payments being taken successfully and paid into our own 'developer' account, but what I can't seem to find is how to credit the money to a PayPal account that isn't our own instead.
I have looked into the PayPal Permissions API but again the documentation is unclear, and I don't see where I specify the merchants id or email address when calling RequestPermissions.
What you're looking to do can be accomplished by using PayPal's Adaptive Payments product (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/products/adaptive-payments/). Unfortunately, Adaptive Payments are not currently available with REST APIs. So if you have the option of going with classic APIs, this is currently available to you.
Looking forward for PayPal's new RestAPI.
We have already started building and finding cool things as we go. Since its an on going process of releasing features it is still not clear sometimes what is supported and what is not. I am listing down my doubts for what is supported for Non-US developers.
Merchants cannot accept payments by taking credit card number.
Subscription / recurring payment possible?
For Pay with PayPal method, does Paypal offer to accept payments form non Paypal users? Like pay directly using card on Paypal page?
Do mention if I missed anything.
To register for a Live set of REST credentials you are required to provide:
U.S. Business owner Social Security Number, date of birth, and other personal details.
U.S. Business Tax ID (EIN, ITIN) and other business information.
Subscription / Recurring Payments are not yet available through the REST process. There are Reference Transactions allowed through "Vault" though.
There isn't an equivalent to "SOLUTIONTYPE" for the REST process yet but hopefully soon.