Loggin into my sandbox I can create a credit card. Whenever i try to change the first address line to "CCREJECT-REFUSED" I can't save the card because it gets rejected.
I can create a address with that line. But when I assing the address to a existing card it rejects to save the data again ...
How should I change the address?
I was able to solve this by upgrading my Sandbox account making the payment from PERSONAL to BUSINESS.
At one point this process also fails for me, but if you log out and back in, your account should be upgraded.
From here you should be able to follow these steps (taken from PayPal support) to create a credit card with CCREJECT-REFUSED.
So, login to your sandbox account of choice, click on profile > my money > debit and credit cards and click on "update" or use the direct URL below :
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/businessprofile/mymoney
Click on "Add a Card", select the "Add Credit Card" tab near the top and enter the following details.
Card Number: 5411896071554102
Expiration Date : 12/22
CSC : 123
Billing Address : click on "change" and in the "address line 1" section, enter "CCREJECT-REFUSED" and then click on "Add Card".
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Hi guys I am trying to simulate card errors in the sandbox. But can't understand how I can trigger it...
Simulate card errors
To simulate credit card failures, pass a rejection trigger in the First Name or Name on Card field in your existing advanced credit and debit card payment integration. You must use a Visa test card number, for example 4012 8888 8888 1881. Use any date in the future for the card expiry date and any three-digit number for the CVV field.
https://developer.paypal.com/api/rest/sandbox/card-testing/#link-simulatecarderrors
Rejection triggers
https://developer.paypal.com/api/rest/sandbox/card-testing/#link-rejectiontriggers
Steps:
Go to the dev.pay pay
Create some personal ACC in the sandbox
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Going to the https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/ and log in with this acc
Make a Visa card as a prefer and change the address to the CCREJECT-BANK_ERROR
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Go to the Sandbox payment and haven't any payment rejection
I also tried to change the name, but the payment either goes through completely or gives an error without even reaching the payment...
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Sorry, I spent a lot of time on this and still can't figure out what I'm doing wrong... Could you tell me?
The list of pre-generated card numbers can only be used for Advanced Credit and Debit Card integrations.
For payments on a PayPal.com checkout page or with the standard "Debit or Credit Card" black button, a newly-generated (random) card from https://developer.paypal.com/api/rest/sandbox/card-testing/#link-creditcardgeneratorfortesting must be used.
To simulate a decline, use CCREJECT-REFUSED in the name or address line 1. Depending on what you are testing you may need to add the card to a www.sandbox.paypal.com payer account with a normal address and change the address line 1 to CCREJECT-REFUSED after adding it.
I am new to PayPal integration I am testing the payment process but facing some issue while checking out. I tried all mention cards in PayPal website but didn't work any.
Error Message:
Sorry, your bank wasn't able to verify your VISA x-**** at this time.
Please choose another way to pay.
Go to the PayPal Dashboard from the account from which you created the Sandbox accounts and PayPal app. There in the Mock section in the side navigation go to Credit Card Generator. Here select the country that you have chosen while making the business sandbox account and click Generate CC.
Now copy the details of the card generated. Now go to the site where you have integrated PayPal checkout and while making payment instead of choosing the default card click on add Debit/Credit card and add a card with the details the card that you generated. You'll be redirected to a payment page, fill a random password there and your dummy transaction will be completed if everything else in the code is fine.
You need to go to your paypal developer account and then find the mock menu and then select credit card generator
Generate a credit card based on your county
Now try to add a new card on the Paypal page where you are getting error.
Enter the details of the mock card
Then again try to do that payment.
You may be asked to enter a password. Just click on the new-user/forgot password link.
Everything will work fine
I faced this similar issue while integrating Paypal with my app. What I did found that Paypal integration for sandbox account does have an issue while payment if the currency used, is other than USD.
Yes, other solution may work if you want to generate a fake credit card and add it to the Paypal page.
But if you don't want to add any other credit card to the Paypal account and use it for testing purposes, what you can do is to change the country of both business and personal accounts to USA & currency to USD, also set the app to accept the payment in USD.
It will work fine.
I specified an amount that was too low for my testing needs, when creating a personal paypal sandbox account. Is there any way to add money to an account, after it has been created?
If you need actual funds in that account you could use Send Money from another sandbox account and pay the account you want to fund.
You really don't need funds in the account to test payments, though. As long as the account is verified and confirmed it'll fall to "Instant Transfer" and you won't have any problems sending payments using that account.
Login using your developer PayPal account https://developer.paypal.com/
Go to 'My Account' on the top right section of the page.
Go to Accounts under Sandbox.
See your sandbox account and click on the Clone link.
Fill the details and mention the amount you want to have and click on Create.
This is helpful in case if the amount in the existing sandbox account is exhausted.
Don't go to sandbox, go to developer.paypal.com
Log in with your real paypal account (not sandbox).
Go to Sandbox - > Accounts on the left.
Click in the button "Create account"
You will be able to add any amount you want.
Follow these steps:-
Go to https://developer.paypal.com/developer/accounts/
Click on the email address used for the account (email address)
Now two option you will get --> Profile and notification (just below that email you clicked)
Choose profile then a popup will come
Now choose funding tab in popups.
Now at the bottom choose edit button and edit the balance and save.
That's it.
Why not duplicate the sandbox account (to have another name), then delete the orginal, then duplicate the new created one with your original name ?
This seems to work with buyer account, seller are usually used with api key
Just create a new account inside your Paypal developer account and simply enter the number how much you want in your account.
When I try to change the password of my paypal sandbox test account, for security, it asks me to enter either a full credit card number or full bank account number. It gives me the last few digits of these accounts, as in the image below:
So the basic problem is this credit card number and bank account number were auto-created by the sandbox when I created these account. I have no idea what either of these numbers actually are. Here's what I have tried:
tried creating a new credit card from a valid test card #, tried making it primary. That all worked, but when I go back to the verification screen, my new card doesn't show up -- it's just the same default one.
tried googling to find what that test credit card number, or the test bank account numbers are. No dice.
For the security challenge, tried choosing secret questions instead of account numbers. There's a glitch in paypal and it won't even take me to that screen, still takes me to cc/bank.
Tried resetting password from "forgot password", but the email never comes, because it's sandbox.
I just want to change my password. How can I do this?
You can change your sandbox account password from developer.paypal.com.
Go to developer.paypal.com and log in
Click "Applications"
Click "Sandbox accounts"
Select one of your test accounts, then click "Profile"
Click "Change password"
Enter a new password, then click "Save"
NOTE: If you're trying to change the password and see the error message "please try again" after clicking "Save", make sure the new password has these characteristics:
between 8 and 20 characters
mix of uppercase, lowercase, letters, numbers, and symbols
Hope this helps! Let me know if you run into any issues.
Thanks,
I was trying to make website payment pro sandbox account. I followed all instructions (from my sellers sandbox account applied for website payment pro, clicked on "save and continue" button after entering all information) but I am getting blank page from PayPal as response.
Does anyone know how to create Paypal Payments pro in Sandbox account ?
Go to https://developer.paypal.com/ and login using a valid PayPal account.
Click on 'Dashboard'
Click on 'Accounts' under the 'Sandbox' heading
Use the following values:
Country: United States
Credit card: Visa
Bank account: No
Balance: Up to you
Password: Use something easy to remember
Create the account and retrieve the API credentials by clicking on the little arrow on the left of the account. Click 'Profile' followed by 'API Acess' in the modal window that opens up.
Create a test Business account.
Navigate to the Profile page of the Business account and click the Upgrade to Pro link.
Click Enable on the resulting screen.
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Note: Once you enable PayPal Payments Pro for a test Business account, the setting is permanent and you cannot undo the configuration for that account. You create multiple Business test accounts with various settings in order to test all the variations you might need to handle with your application.
To create a Sandbox test account:
1. Log in to the Developer site (if you dont' have and id sign up first) at https://developer.paypal.com and navigate to Applications > Sandbox Accounts.
2. Click the Create Account button and populate the following fields:
Account type: Tick either the Personal or Business radio button.
Email address: Enter a valid email address of your choosing.
The email address doesn't need to be a real email address; the Sandbox doesn't send any email outside of the Sandbox environment. Email to Sandbox accounts, generated as a result of your test API requests, are listed on both the Notifications tab on the Developer site, as well as on the Sandbox test site.
Use the assigned email value to reference this test account in your API calls, and to log in to the Sandbox site when you want to review the details associated with the account.
Password: The password must be 8-20 alpha-numeric characters in length.
First and Last names: The optional name fields accept alpha-numeric characters.
PayPal balance: While this field is optional, it's a good idea to create test accounts with positive bank balances. Enter an integer value between 1 and 5000.
Bank verified account: You should create both Verified and Unverified test accounts so you can fully test your application.
Select payment card (Personal account type only): Test payments made with different payment cards by selecting either Discover or PayPal.
Credit card type: You must select a single credit card type for each test account. The Sandbox associates a mock credit card number with the account.
Log in with PayPal (Business account type only): Tick the I want to add Log in with PayPal to my site box and complete the following fields to enable testing the Log In with PayPal functionality: Display name, Return URL, Privacy policy URL, and User agreement URL
Notes: Use the Notes field to keep track of the test account details.
3. Click Create Account after completing the account details.
The new test account is listed with your other test accounts on the Accounts page.
for more details visit: https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/ug_sandbox#accounts
Login to your https://developer.paypal.com/developer/accounts/.
Click on Accounts under Sandbox.
Open Profile for the account of your business account. and click on Upgrade to Pro.
Hope this helps!