I am using "PayPal Payments Standard" to integrate PayPal with my application. I need the users to be able to pay using just their card information without having to create a PayPal account / log in to PayPal.
I understand that "Express Checkout" has this feature but I don't want to put the PayPal button on my application.
Is this feature available from the "Standard" API?
What settings will I need in order for this to work?
I am using a Business account for testing but I always am prompted to login / create new account when I redirect from my application.
Screenshot of what I am redirected to:
http://imgur.com/qEWN23f
"PayPal Payments Standard" has that feature available. Please check your account settings here:
Profile > My selling tools (or: My selling preferences) > Website Preferences > Update > PayPal Account Optional: On.
For "Express Checkout" you will have to set SOLUTIONTYPE=Sole in your SetExpressCheckout API call. However, this not fully guarantee that guest payment will be allowed, it depends also the country of the seller.
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I try to add an express-checkout button with the checkout.js V4 integration (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/express-checkout/integration-jsv4/). It works fine.
But now I need to allow customers to pay without a PayPal account.
I have tried with the following configuration:
use sandbox and the production mode.
valid email
valid creditcard
set "allow without PayPal account" in the PayPal payment options
business account
I found different solutions based on the deprecated NVP/SOAP integration (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/express-checkout/integration-guide/ECUIRequirements/) but that's not what I need.
Is there a possibility to allow users to pay without a PayPal account with the express-checkout checkout.js V4 integration?
I was referred here by Docusign Customer Support - they said only devs knew the answer. ?!? :)
Anyway, I'm just wanting to know if it's possible to send a Docusign user to a specific website as a part of the document signing process. E.G. I send them a user agreement to sign, and they sign it and then they get redirected to Paypal or Stripe or something to pay the fee before their signed document is complete and returned to me.
Thanks!
PayPal can be used in DocuSign:
Payment Processing Feature
For more information I would contact your Account Manager for assistance on what steps/costs are required to get this enabled on your account.
To drill down a bit, go here for a any PayPal product (credit card payment) integration into docusign. Keep in mind that you must have sign up for one of the PayPal Products, PayPal Advanced, Payflow Link, Payflow Pro; WebSite payments pro is no longer circulating.
Walkthrough:
click your profile image in the upper right and select Preferences.
In the navigation pane on the left side of the page, under the
Account Administration heading, click Features.
Click the Enable Payment Processing link to go to the Payment
Processing through PayPal Set Up page.
Note: You must have a PayPal Payments Advanced, PayPal Payments Pro,
Payflow Pro or Payflow Link account to use this feature. Even if
Enable Payment Processing is selected, the feature is not fully
enabled until the PayPal Merchant account information is entered
I have a store running opencart which already has a fully functional shopping cart running, it is just requesting an API and authentication details.
So, how can I simply setup a API and be done with it, do i need to setup a sandbox account etc.
I just want a very simple setup for accepting payments via paypal and credit cards in NZ
Ive checked all the online guides and they are all for older layouts/designs of paypal.
Any help much appreciated!
Thanks
The only thing You need to is to install and enable (both if not yet done) the PayPal standard (or Paypal Express checkout) payment options in OpenCart administration - as far as I understand Your problem clearly.
Go to administration Extensions -> Payments and here scroll to find the PayPal payment options (should be three by default: PayPal Standard, PayPal Website Payment Pro and PayPal Website Payment Pro UK) - PayPal Standard should be Your bet. If Install action is available on the right, click on it and afterwards click on Edit action. Insert Your account information, select Enabled status and Your are done.
Now users should be able to select this payment option and after confirming the order they should be redirected to PayPal to pay for their orders.
I've a UK standard PayPal business account setup on my website.
PayPal's own site says
Accept **card payments** and PayPal Give buyers the ease and security of paying you directly from their PayPal account. on your website
Can I turn off the requirement for paypal account creation when customers check out with paypal express standard ?
Make sure that you aren't using PayPal Express Checkout, this is ONLY for PayPal account holders and that you have set up Paypal Standard for starters.
Next, log into Paypal,
Click profile > Click my selling tools > Website Payment Preferences > and the section "PayPal Account Optional" is turned ON
Yes you can. I cannot find any info on the PayPal site but I did find it in my stores setup.
Is it possible to do an express checkout payment in PayPal without an account?
I remember that I saw it somewhere, but I don't remember where.
Once a time in PayPal there was a link under "Create a PayPal account".
Yes, that's certainly possible.
Simply set SOLUTIONTYPE parameter to Sole in your initial SetExpressCheckout API call (SOLUTIONTYPE=Sole). Optionally you can also specify LANDINGPAGE=Billing for the billing page to be forced.
Note: In order for SOLUTIONTYPE=Sole to work, you must have 'PayPal Account Optional' set to 'On' with the 'Website Preferences' section of your PayPal account.
Profile > My selling tools (or: My selling preferences) > Website Preferences > Update > PayPal Account Optional: On.
EDIT:
As mentioned in one of the comments, it's possible this may only work if you add the LOCALECODE=us parameter too.
Direct Credit Cards are deprecated.
You just use the PayPal API and allow the optimal checkout to YES and then customers can pay either through credit card / paypal account (they don't need one).
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/payments/guest-payments/#