I have two questions about recurrent payments for PayPal.
Question1: I have a manager account, I test the connection with curl to the https://pilot-payflowpro.paypal.com. Eventhough all info are correct USER VENDOR PARTNER and PWD I have always the 1 response with failed authentication
Question2: How can I add users programtically to the paypal manager as I try to intgrate recurrent paiment to an online site using C# and PayFlowPro API
Thanks
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PayPal Guest check out denying payments but not returning error codes to PayPal Manager. How how do I get data for denied transaction attempts moving forward? We need to track the code PayPal sends us when they reject a credit card. We are using PayPal Adaptive Payments API on a .NET platform.
manager.paypal.com will only show codes returned by the Payflow API (payflowpro.paypal.com) and the Payflow Link web application (payflowlink.paypal.com)
Adaptive Payments uses the endpoint svcs.paypal.com , and its API responses and web declines are not reported or tracked anywhere , much less in manager.paypal.com which is a separate system
If you are indeed using Adaptive Payments, you need to log your own API call responses.
I am trying set up PayPal Payments Pro in Magento 2 with sandbox credentials. It needs partner, user, vendor, password.
Can anyone tell me where to get this information?
Payflow uses its own test mode to process simulated transactions
Whether it also connects to the PayPal sandbox or not, depends on whether you have a Payflow account with PayPal as the processor
Here is a guide with the information you need: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/payflow/test-hosted-pages/#create-a-test-only-payflow-gateway-account
I am using Paypal Sandbox for at my site to process payments.
I am saving payment stuffs after the user returned successfully to the store using an URL defined for payment successful/canceled.
But suppose the user loses connection due to any technical issue (e.g. server down or failed internet connection), then how I will get the payment details, especially in cases of the paid orders?
Hi please check this below URL
https://www.asp.net/web-forms/overview/getting-started/getting-started-with-aspnet-45-web-forms/checkout-and-payment-with-paypal
After X hours of searching and lost-ing inside documentation and this community, I understand that, if :
I'm non US developer
my client is not a US company
I want integrate Paypal in market-place
sending several emails to Paypal support
I need to:
register as Business Account US in paypal.com ( and not in sandbox )
find an US user because I'm not, otherwise I need to fake my address, zip code and state
enter in developer.paypal.com
Someone can answer me YES ? or the right procedure ?
Thanks
from https://developer.paypal.com/docs/faq/#international-developer-questions
"I'm a non-U.S. developer. What products are available to me?
The REST API supports a number of countries and currencies. The REST API provides simple payment processing for common business needs, including PayPal payments, direct credit card payments, authorization and capture, and refunds. For more advanced payment solutions such as parallel and recurring payments, you can use the NVP/SOAP APIs.
If you've previously used our NVP/SOAP APIs, you can continue to use them. Using your old Sandbox email address and password, you can import existing Sandbox accounts on the Sandbox Accounts page."
I started on this page:
https://developer.paypal.com/developer/accounts/
I'm building a web application and I would like that each user could configure their necessary information about their PayPal accounts in order to receive payments from the app. Can this be done?
I've seen a website that asks each user to type their PayPal email in order to receive payments, but I don't know what I have to do programmatically in order to use that user's account information so that person receives the payment.
Thanks,
Brian
Yes, it is possible to do this using PayPal Website Payments integration. Essentially your client needs to set their PayPal account up to receive payments, this usually requires them to prove that they're a legitimate business, although charities and some other personal reasons for taking payments such as wedding gifts are allowed as well.
Once setup they will be given a unique vendor id which can be embedded into a form on your website. When a customer wants to purchase something, this vendor id is passed to paypal and they handle the transaction from there. This means you don't have to store any credit card information on your website.
Check out the PayPal Website integration guide here: https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/pdf/PP_WebsitePaymentsStandard_IntegrationGuide.pdf