I trying to make integration with PayPal to set visa and master card online payment in egypt and other countries,
So if i maked it
1 i do need business account in PayPal
2 and follow documents
3 Never save customer card detail in db only a viewmodel
That's all i think
When someone makes a payment with visa or MasterCard will pay for my paypal accounts if it's successed i can receive on my account in egypt?
Is that video a good documentation
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DBuA8Cq2mWOI&ved=2ahUKEwiWi8_tzf3oAhX2aRUIHT1-BpwQjjgwA3oECAgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3q2HqcAoXincuerS1SFYUA&cshid=1587612866019
and how to make the transaction amount goes to two accounts
Such as Admin & designer
There are many ways to integrate PayPal, but I would not suggest using a 2-year-old Youtube video as a reference point.
I would suggest looking at Smart Payment Buttons for the front-end.
Here is the front-end version that would call routes on your server to create and then capture a v2/order: https://developer.paypal.com/demo/checkout/#/pattern/server . Note the fetch calls to '/demo...' placeholders, which must be replaced with actual routes to server-side code of yours which will call the v2/orders PayPal APIs.
Here is an alternate simpler, client-side-only version that does not call your server for order creation and capture, and instead is HTML/JS only: https://developer.paypal.com/demo/checkout/#/pattern/client
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My dear fellow IT developers...
I am currently working for a client of mine on Laravel 5.5 and we are using omnipay library for PHP and it's PayPal part omnipay-paypal. Now since this a specific request from client I am using PayPal-Express method to redirect the users to PayPal then there they login and pay with their account PayPal or CreditCard and come back to my clients page on Thank you page.
Now since the client wants to create an upSell page which stands between checkout page and Thank you page, and it offers 1 additional unit of the product on 50% discount.
The story is that after the first charge I would need to recharge them again somehow, ideally with what I already have and that is PayPal Express.
On our checkout page we have two options PayPal or Checkout.com, the latter one offers storing of card_id property and after that you can do the recharging, this is already implemented and working like charm with Checkout.com. Now back to PayPal.
I've spent fair amount of time trying to find the same solution for PayPal but with no luck. If there is some good soul out there to help me out with this I would appreciate it very much, so Omnipay PayPal library + recharge the customer if they click Yes on upSell page after initial successful charge/payment via PayPal Express.
Thank you in advance.
There isn't an easy solution to this problem, however I can point you in the direction of a couple of things you need to do:
What you need is a card token. That's where (in Omnipay) you call a method like createCard() with the customer's credit card details and you get back a token. You can't do that with a PayPal account, you have to capture the customer's credit card details and then charge the card.
Creation of card tokens can't be done by the PayPal Express gateway. It can be done using the PayPal REST gateway (an alternative and newer gateway in the same Omnipay package as PayPal express) which means you need to switch from PayPal Express to REST. That's as simple as generating a new set of API keys. That will allow you to call createCard() with the card data and get back a card token (called a cardReference in Omnipay) just like you do with checkout.com
Just to reiterate, what you're trying to do can't be done with a PayPal account. You need to have the customer's credit card details.
I just noticed that paypal now has a number of solutions to accept payment, and per this own page, it doesn't really compare their difference in a nice way:
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/accept-payments/
Does anyone happen to know (I am using C#/.net, but JS is also OK), if I want to have a customized checkout, in which I can customize the look and feel, and allow customers to enter/select shipping address (which is saved in the site's own database), which paypal method I should use?
Thanks! (also if any document that explain better the differences of the above different ways of accept payment, it would be great!)
If you want to completely customize everything then the PayPal Payments Pro Payflow Edition is a viable solution.
Here is the link to Sample Code C# is one of the programming languages offered in the Sample Payflow Code.
You will need to build your form/shopping cart and then the Sample Code can be used to make the payment request to process the payments. The Entire Transaction will take place place on your website from start to finish.
If you want PayPal to handle the payment portion with a customer leaving your site to use PayPal as the Payment method and then returning to your site to complete the payment, Express Checkout is the other option that will work.
You can make an API call to PayPal to get the Shipping information from PayPal and then store the shipping info in your own database.
Here is the Express Checkout Sample Code
I am building website which requires customer to update paypal account.
Is there anyway to check the reality of customer's account?
When my customer fill out their paypal account in my site, I want them to be directed to paypal login page to login and paypal will return the result.
Does paypal api support this situation?
Pretty much any implementation of PayPal you choose would follow the flow you mentioned.
Payments Standard would allow you to create basic buttons or create an HTML form and POST directly to PayPal to process. It would send the user to PayPal for login and approval to complete the payment. The transaction details would include the payer status (verified or unverified) as well as the address status (confirmed or unconfirmed) and lots of other details about the order.
Express Checkout is basically the API version of Standard, but it's much more advanced and open to integrate in the way that works best for your site or application. In this case, some of buyer/transaction data is available during the process within your app through API requests and responses, and then you can also get to it via transaction details after the fact just like payments standard provides.
Another option would be to use Adaptive Payments, but if you're doing a general payment of any kind you probably don't need that. That's what you would use if/when you start wanting to split payments among multiple receivers within the same transaction, setup preapproval profiles, etc.
If you happen to be working with PHP my class library for PayPal will make the API calls very simple for you.
You could do what PayPal itself does when you register. Send them a few cents and have them tell you how many when they get it. The payment itself will fail if the account doesn't exist, and telling you how many cents proves that they own the account.
I want to use PayPal Payment Advanced API to store the customer's credit card info on the PayPal's website the first time the customer enters the credit card info. For subsequent customer visits, i want to retrieve the Credit Card info from the PayPal's server. Is this possible? What does the PayPal server return me ( like a transaction id )that I can store in my database for that customer and then use it for subsequent requests.
Thanks
There is no API for Paypal payments advanced. From their tutorials:
PayPal Payments Advanced requires use of PayPal's hosted checkout template...
This means that you have to use their hosted pages (you can probably do so using an iframe if you want). The reason for that is that in order to collect credit-card details you have to be PCI compliant, meaning, you have to pass a series of security checks/tests. This process took my company almost two years and major development (and other) resources, so you probably don't want to go down that path.
I've been given a task to integrate PayPal API to an already existing website, where buyer details should be taken out from the existing user database and all front-end design should be custom - created as part of whole system design.
I basically need to select PayPal API that will allow me to simply authorize and invoke credit card charge for selected amount of cache based on user details and credit card information.
Which of the PayPal API's is designed for this?
You would want to use Payments Pro for that.