I'm working on a shopping app. Merchants put their PayPal account on it then people can pay direct to it. But I can't find any thing about it in PayPal's Docs. Is there a way can make it work?
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I have poured through the PayPal payment documentation and I think what I'm trying to do may not be possible but I hoped someone can show me that I'm wrong. I want to take a payment using Pay Pal's Standard payments form integrated into my web site but I need the payment to go to another person's (my client) bank account rather than my pay pal account. I see that you can direct the payment to a different pay pal account but I don't see an option to pay someone that does not have a pay pal account. I would prefer to not require my clients to set up a pay pal account.
Bottom Line: Do I have any options to take the payment using paypal API on my website then programmatically direct the payment to a bank account that is not tied to Pay Pal?
Thank You!
The short answer is no. The longer answer is that there do exist solutions that will allow you to send money to a bank account, but they require approval and custom integration work and in general are way more trouble than they are worth--certainly more trouble than requiring recipients to open a PayPal account which can be done in minutes.
I have a multi merchant website and in that what i need to do is when customer purchase a product 5% of the money is gone to website paypal account for service and rest of the money will be gone to seller paypal account. I need to integrate paypal in that. As paypal adaptive payments is deprecated and paypal is not providing any other solution to do that.
Can anyone please tell me any paypal service which can make it possible.
Thanks in advance.
Sounds like you need marketplace APIs. If you need PayPal APIs in specific, you can look into PayPal for Marketplaces. Braintree (A PayPal service) has better APIs here.
Stripe Connect is also a competitor with good reputation.
With all these APIs, you can control funds disbursement by specifying percentages as you mentioned in your post. I don't know what your complete use case is. So I'd suggest researching all 3 of these and choosing the one that best fits your budget and business model.
Create a mathematical equation to give you the difference between
the total and your 5% (or the seller's 95%).
Process the entire amount into your account.
Pay the seller their (95%) share by transferring that amount to their account.
This is what I want to do?
I am building a online fundraising platform where people can create a page on my site and setup their payment colletion facility so the funds can go directly into their account.
I already have Stripe which allows me to do that where users essentially provide their Stripe account details and all those funds go into that account directly instead of mine.
Does anyone know if this is possible in Paypal as well?
I couldn't find it anywhere.
Example where it works now?
Ebay is perfect example where sellers setup their account and provide their paypal details. Then all funds go into their paypal account.
To be honest, I haven't seen this anywhere else on the same website domain.
Any solution ideas would be great!
I need help finding a payment processor. We need to be able to accept payments from buyers for physical merchandise, and have the funds deposited in our customer's accounts. We don't really wish to hang onto the funds and transfer them, but if that's our only choice then so be it.
We've been looking at the Paypal API, but I don't seem to understand how to accomplish this scenario.
Any help or advice appreciated!
EDIT:
We want to avoid having our customers open up a party other than us. Stripe requires that our customers create an account with them as well. Kind of a pain in the butt for someone hoping to sign up with us quickly...
If you want the money to go directly to your customer then they're going to need an account of their own for you to send that money to. Not sure what else you're expecting..??
You can tie this into the sign-up on your own site, though, using the Adaptive Accounts API. Stripe has something similar called Stripe Connect.
Stripe makes you wait a week for your money, though, so I'd recommend going with PayPal.
Have your customer open a Paypal account for their own use and direct payments to that account from your software.
I need to allow users to pay via Credit Card on my site. I'm trying to find suitable API option but can't find it. I have implemented payment via PayPal so far, but now I need to allow users to pay via credit card without account on PayPal.
Anyone knows what specific payment type that is?
Here is one way:
First, you'll need a Website Payments Pro merchant account with PayPal. Then, become familiar with the DoDirectPayment API, which will allow you to
process transactions on your site with PayPal working in the background. Customers will be able to fill out their credit card information, etc., on your site without visiting PayPal directly.
This also means that customers will not be required to have a PayPal account in order to make a transaction on your site.
If you proceed this way, you will need SSL certificates, and are required to implement Express Checkout for customers who do not want to make their transaction on your site.
Sample Code to get your feet wet. Good luck!