We are Making a App in which We Take Payments from Customers and Give Them Points
same like Customer can give Points to Us and Take Payment . This is a Game
is there any payment Gate Way That Directly Paid Customer in his/her Credit Card
we want Payments Direct Credit Cards To Credit Cards
we will take customer credit cards when he will signup or later when he will give us points for Payment
Any Suggestion will be Appreciated
For PayPal, look at the following.
DoReferenceTransaction - This will allow you to hit somebody's credit card to process an amount without authentication so long as you've done a prior Authorization or Sale using the same credit card. So you could have people run an Authorization on their card just to ensure it's good and get a transaction ID that you can use in future DRT requests.
DoNonReferencedCredit - This will allow you to load funds onto a credit card without referencing any previous transaction (so it's different than a refund.) Keep in mind that when you send somebody money this way you won't get refunded fees like you would if you used the actual RefundTransaction API, so you may want to consider that.
You'll want to go through the detailed documentation for Reference Transactions, of course, to get a good understanding of it.
You'll also need a Payments Pro account to be able to process credit cards directly and utilize these features.
If you happen to be working with PHP I'd recommend using my class library for PayPal. It'll make the API calls very simple for you.
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I'm hoping for a step in the right direction for the following.
I need to be able to pay anyone a fixed amount via Stripe, even though I may have not charged them or have their details or any existing token with their card details.
That is, either credit someone's credit card, or make a bank transfer into their account for an account I specify.
The best use case I can share is something similar to a cash give away where you sign up and receive money.
I've looked at Stripe connect and transferring funds via the API, but I believe this assumes you already have a user in your stripe system, i.e you need stripe token. (https://support.stripe.com/questions/stripe-connect-vs-sending-transfers-via-api)
Has anyone tried this implementation via Stripe before?
Are there any other recommendations via other payment processors, eg: Paypal.
I should add, I'd be transferring into Australian bank accounts.
I'm not sure if Stripe has an equivalent option, but with PayPal you can use the DoNonReferencedCredit API to deposit money onto somebody's credit card.
I sell digital goods that get send automatically when a transaction is complete and am using Paypal express, when a customer checks out to the Paypal page they have 2 choices:
login and pay with Paypal
Create a Paypal account and pay with card (I get so many chargebacks from this as anyone with a stolen card can create an account there and then! they don't have to wait 4 days to be verified!)
I've come up with a few ways to stop a transaction, does anyone know if these can be done?
If customer pays with card, the redirect code sends them somewhere else (error page) so that my code in the store doesn't see a complete transaction.
Is there a way to see if a transaction was made using a card, I think maybe on paypal pro, but will that info show up on my store, eg: IPN or would I have to log in to paypal to see it?
Is there an API out there that can see if a card was used and give my store the details, I would then have code like this: if payment type card then don't send digital goods, if payment type paypal then send digital goods.
Any help would be great.
Thanks
If I were you I would integrate Express Checkout into your system. It's free, doesn't offer credit cards and you have more control over the process.
If you want to offer cards, use Payments Pro and couple it with Fraud Management Filters, which would afford you considerably more control over what cards you accept and decline.
In both cases you don't need to wait for an IPN. The API call itself will directly return the response you need.
I working on an e-commerce site where I need to do something like this.
When the users is on payment page, he should be doing the following things:
- pays a fee
- authorize the payment of an amount (which could vary, but not with a big amount...)
Up to here, everything goes find with PayPal Direct payment system.
But I need more. I need that the authorized amount at some point to be directly charged by another seller (or transferred)
Any chance I can do this with PayPal Direct (such the the payment would still be made in site)? Or is there any other method?
If you're receiving the money via DoDirectPayment you could use MassPay or Pay to send funds to a 3rd party. If you want the split to happen within the original payment you can use Pay by itself and set it up as a parallel or chained payment. See the Adaptive Payments documentation for more details on that.
(Disclaimer: I am employee) Balanced will work for your use case
capturing cards directly without sending user to a third party site
paying out to a merchant of your choice via ACH payout at a later point in time.
The caveat is it's US only so if your outside the US let me know and I'll see if I can find any other options for you.
We'd like to find a payment provider that lets us do something similar to Hailo, ie:
Users sign up and give us their credit card details/authorise us to charge their account. They only need to do this once.
In Hailo's case, users might take a cab journey at any time and be billed any amount (within reason). In our case, users might need a job done at any time, again with an invoice for an arbitrary amount.
So ideally we'd be able to charge users accounts at any time, for any amount, without further authorisation. This is possible because Hailo (and I believe Uber) have it implemented. However, I don't know if they use a third-party payment provider or rolled their own.
Something like BrainTree's recurring payments is close to what we want, but not exactly. We want to be able to bill at arbitrary times, not on a fixed schedule.
The best option we currently have is to use recurring billing, ie save invoices and then charge them all at once at the end of the month. This isn't ideal from a cashflow -perspective, though. Another option is to use GoCardless' variable billing, (you ask customers permission to bill up to £X per month), though from speaking to people it seems they'd be leary of that as it seems like an upfront commitment.
Can we do it our way? How do companies like Hailo and Uber do it?
We're in the UK, by the way.
In PayPal world - we call this kind of functionality as Reference Transactions - here are the 2 how-tos that would give you more info on how to implement reference transactions with PayPal accounts and direct credit cards:
Reference Transactions for PayPal users
Reference Transactions for Credit/Debit cards
You can also use our Preapproval functionality - which would give you delegated access to a PayPal account to make payments on behalf of them. Here is it's how-to.
Full disclosure, I work as a developer for Braintree.
Using Braintree you can create transactions at any time, not just on a recurring basis. In fact Uber is a Braintree customer. You would store the card in the Braintree vault and create a new transaction when you are ready to bill the customers credit card.
Braintree has recently announced an international expansion that will support merchants in the UK and other countries in the next few months.
From your description Authorize.net CIM will do the job - http://www.authorize.net/solutions/merchantsolutions/merchantservices/cim/
It's PCI compliant and let you store your customer credit card details with them and return a token for the customer. Then you can use this token to charge customer credit card whenever you need. Also their recurring billing facility would let you charge a fixed recurring charge if needed - http://www.authorize.net/solutions/merchantsolutions/merchantservices/automatedrecurringbilling/
DataCash will let you do this, amongst many, many other things. You just provide their 16-digit reference number in the XML rather than a card number.
(Note: I'm an ex-DataCash employee, and we use DataCash as a payment gateway at my current work.)
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!