Our Company wishes to transfer its mail from google apps standard to Yahoo small business mail, how to do that seamlessly.
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i contacted yahoo support and it is been on the process , worth a blog experience.
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As a developer, I want to know what are the advantages of using PayPal API?
I know there are a ton of APIs out there to use, but if I will use the PayPal API specifically, what are the benefits of it?
Typically people use the PayPal API if they have a business that wants to process payments via PayPal. It's not a developer question.
Your question becomes, really, what are the advantages of processing payments with PayPal? And there may be interesting answers to that question but this isn't the place.
Edit:
Ok I did think of something that can be added from a developer and solutioning perspective
Look at the demo code here
See how easy that is. Now actually click one of the buttons. See how the window emerges, and how quick and natural the payment experience is for the user--with the originating website staying loaded in the background.
Think also about the security of this payment experience. All the buyer's financial instruments are saved and stored at PayPal; nothing is shared with the (potentially new/unfamiliar) ecommerce site they are paying, whereas PayPal is a relatively trusted name by many millions of buyers.
So, TL;DR : it's very easy, it's very quick (no retyping things) and secure, and people trust it enough to actually send you money and hope you will deliver on the new product/service you are offering
I'm developing a flutter app, and I've come across different payment solutions such as
squareup payments, paystack and stripe. However all these systems essentially require you to setup an account with their services, then you can only charge money to those accounts.
What I'm looking to do is enable monetary transfers between users on the app, and simply charge a fee on top. What are the best practises for such a system? So a callable api in the vein of Venmo, or Square Cash that I can call from code when I get the details I need.
Should I create my own backend for this? If so what should I use? (I'm primarily working in golang, but I'm flexible)
Or is there a nifty flutter plugin or API gateway that I can just use directly from the mobile client?
There are various services for doing such a thing,
Usually at my firm we would have our .NET rest server get the payment request from the client, and later charging it with some service that is verified for payments at our country.
Note:
You will be needing to associate with that service and there will probably be fees.
Depanding on your country, you most probably MUST NOT store the payment data on your own server unless you have a certificate for doing such a thing (security standerts etc.)
If this is a private project I would suggest researching about migrating with PayPal since you won't need to handle security and the payment would go through them.
May be helpful: paypal developers
Is there a difference between being a Paypal Developer or being in the PayPal Partner Program? Should I sign up for the Partner Program?
I'm a web developer who has built an online store for a client of mine. I built a cart that passes all it's info to PayPal. I'm using the classic APIs. I just started investigating updating my code and I came across all this partner stuff. Should I bother with it?
If you're going to be building lots of apps on the PayPal platform I'd recommend signing up to be a partner.
It gives you access to marketing material, logos, error reports for your apps, etc. If you end up processing enough volume they may start giving you a small commission. You'll need volume in the multi-millions each year to get that, though.
The company that I work for uses a Paypal Standard API and IPN API in the UK and is moving to the US (so basically it has a US Paypal account), Are there any specific changes between the APIs for these two different regions? or should the code work for both (provided that they change their account information).
Sorry if this is some sort of duplicate question, but the documentations in the Paypal site are just awful.
Thanks in advance.
The coding for PayPal Standard and IPN should be the same between UK and US.
Merry Christmas, in the spirit of the season I had an idea of a peer to peer charity app for mobile platforms, where essentially you can go to find individual people who are in need of money and make a donation via Paypal to them.
It sounds pretty simple, but what I am concerned about is how to handle the Paypal side for the best security. I already know Paypal provides an approved SDK for use in mobile apps.
So how should I approach it? Should I have users create an account through the site, and provide their paypal email address in the account information (hidden from plain view) then when the other user wants to give to them, it would open the Paypal interface with that email address? Somehow that seems insecure.
What do you guys think?
I can't speak for the android platform, but for the iPhone you're actually not allowed to process donations through the app. You must forward them completely out of the app to the paypal website. You can't even slide up a UIWebView in your app.