Currently my host has this script and it does not work in accepting credit cards without creating a PayPal account. Any help to point out some reason why?
private function RedirectToPayPal($token)
{
$payPalURL = 'https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_express-checkout&token=' . urlencode($token);
header("Location: ".$payPalURL);
exit;
}
$requestParams = array(
'RETURNURL' => site_url().'/payment/paypal/success_deposit/'.$order_id,
'CANCELURL' => site_url().'/payment/paypal/cancelled_deposit/'.$order_id,
'SOLUTIONTYPE' => 'Sole',
'LANDINGPAGE' => 'Billing'
);
You are using the correct variables, but keep in mind that not every account has the ability to offer their customers the ability to pay with a credit card without creating a PayPal account. I would have to look at the account you are using specifically. Can you provide me with the email address for the seller account, or the correlation ID of the API call, or the EC Token to locate the account information in our logs. Also, mention if this is for sandbox or live.
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Hello here is my problem. On my woocommerce shop i use paypal gateway. When I try to pay first I see page when i can choise how to pay via account or card. After login to account I cant change it. If i return to site and try to pay again I dont see choise, PayPal autologins me and on that page I can change account or pay via another card. This is problem for my site because stupid users don`t know how to log out and pay again. P.S. In api request 'LANDINGPAGE' => 'Billing' or 'LANDINGPAGE' => 'Login' has no effect.
We use on the site delayed payment transaction, like this:
Authorization transaction using credit card details including CVV2 code.
Get PNREF.
Use PNREF as ORIGID in delayed transaction.
Success
But now we got a trouble with recurring payments because we didn't store CVV2 value.
As I understood I can use "Authorization transaction PNREF" just for one delayed transaction as ORIGID. So I trying to get new one, but using ORIGID of previous transaction instead of credit card credentials:
TENDER=C&TRXTYPE=>A&AMT=29&ORIGID=xxxxxxxx7278&USER=user&PWD=pass&VENDOR=vendor&PARTNER&PayPal&VERBOSITY=HIGH
And always get an error:
'RESULT' => '117',
'PNREF' => 'xxxxxxxx20F8',
'RESPMSG' => 'Failed merchant rule check',
'TRANSTIME' => '2015-11-22 21:51:53',
'AMT' => '19.00', 'CARDTYPE' => '0'
The way you are trying to use the old PNREF to charge the customer is known as reference transaction and needs to be turn on in the manager account .
In your manager account go to "Account Administration -->Transaction Settings" . Here just select "yes" for "Allow reference transactions" and wait for an hour to get the settings updated.
It should be fine afterwards .
I am getting below response in PayPal Adaptive Payments API. I am not sure what does it means? Please help me with it.
Array
(
[responseEnvelope.timestamp] => 2014-01-27T01:07:55.101-08:00
[responseEnvelope.ack] => Failure
[responseEnvelope.correlationId] => 34213dd3fb305
[responseEnvelope.build] => 7935900
[error(0).errorId] => 550001
[error(0).domain] => PLATFORM
[error(0).subdomain] => Application
[error(0).severity] => Error
[error(0).category] => Application
[error(0).message] => User is not allowed to perform this action
[error(0).parameter(0)] => Fees Payer
)
Thanks
Well, it means exactly what it says. You don't have permissions to make the call based on certain criteria.
Do you have a valid, live App ID? If so, has it been fully approved to do everything you're trying to do? Are you making implicit or explicit authenticated payments? You may need to have your end users go through Permissions or setup a Preapproval profile in order to make payments on their behalf.
I am using the REST API to authorize a PayPal transaction, and when it returns to confirm & execute the payment, I'd like to retrieve & display payer information such as name, address, phone, etc from their PayPal account for a checkout order confirmation page. (To avoid them having to type in all their billing/shipping address info, since this should be available from PayPal.)
Currently the return is only showing this for payer:
PayPal\Api\Payment Object
(
[_propMap:PayPal\Common\PPModel:private] => Array
(
[id] => PAY-2EC51985XH550123JKHG3C4Y
[create_time] => 2013-06-28T15:53:23Z
[update_time] => 2013-06-28T15:53:23Z
[state] => created
[intent] => sale
[payer] => PayPal\Api\Payer Object
(
[_propMap:PayPal\Common\PPModel:private] => Array
(
[payment_method] => paypal
)
)
[transactions] => Array
...
The documentation states:
payer_info object
This object is pre-filled by PayPal when the payment_method is paypal.
(see https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/api/#payerinfo-object)
Even after the payment is executed, I still receive no payer_info object from PayPal. I am wondering if PayPal is only returning the info I prepopulate before sending the user off to PayPal? e.g.:
$payer = new Payer();
$payer->setPayment_method('paypal');
Is there a way to retrieve the user's name/address/phone/etc (what I expected to be available from Payment::get($pay_id)->getPayer()->getPayerInfo()->getShipping_address()) using the REST API?
Or do I have to have the user duplicate their efforts and enter address information on my checkout page? I sure hope not, as this is one of the big advantages of using PayPal as a payment method.
I thought I would post an answer in case anyone else has this issue.
It does appear that the REST API fails to return the shipping information the majority of the time. Especially when using the GET /payments/payment endpoint. However I have seen it return shipping information from the POST /payments/payment/<PAYMENT_ID>/execute endpoint before.
Anyway, following the comments above it looks as if the OP ditched the REST API and went back to Express Checkout. Which is fair enough if you want to get the shipping data up front.
However, if you use the PayPal IPN in conjunction with the REST API it will provide the shipping and billing info on the callback. So you could collect the information at that point.
The only problem I see with doing this is that you can't confirm the address is correct with the user. PayPal however does show this information to the user as they make their way through payment and allows them to change it if necessary. So I believe it's safe to assume the data is accurate.
My application uses the Adaptive Payment Service to send payments to users. If the user has no bank account attached to their PayPal account and their account is not verified, PayPal sends them an email and they need to click on a Claim button in that email to receive their payment.
The problem is that this process seems to change the Fees Payer initially set by the transaction. My app sets the fees payer to "SENDER" and in the example above, PayPal seemingly changes this to "RECEIVER".
Does anyone know why this would happen? Here is an excerpt from the code ... seems pretty straightforward to me ...
$payRequest = new PayRequest(new RequestEnvelope("en_US"), 'PAY', $cancelURL, 'USD', $receiverList, $returnURL);
$payRequest->feesPayer = 'SENDER';
$payRequest->senderEmail = $senderAccount;
$service = new AdaptivePaymentsService();
$response = $service->Pay($payRequest);
I finally submitted this question directly to PayPal support and eventually got back the following:
As per the Pay API reference;
https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/api/pay-api-operation,
the 'Sender' cannot be the feesPayer for unilateral payments (payments
made to users who have not yet registered with PayPal). This is
probably why you are seeing it change to 'Receiver' instead.
So, apparently this is by design and there is no way around it.