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Hello,   What you're looking for is really a one-off payment then, which would be a 'Buy now' or 'Pay now' button. You can still replace the image of the button with a subscription if you so wish; you can choose your own button image in the 'advanced' section of the PayPal button creation tool. ... View more

Hello,   The 'Pay with your credit card' section is actually shown by default with PayPal Website Payments Standard. However, if you have logged on to PayPal previously (and your browser thus has a 'paypal cookie') it will recognize this and adapt the checkout page accordingly. In short, the functionality you're looking for is actually already how it works.   I hope this clears it up.   Regards, Rob ... View more

Hello chillysnow,   The actual functionality you mention is available via Profile > My selling tools > Payment Preferences (or Profile > Payment Receiving Preferences / Website Payment Preferences, depending on your account type).   I will follow up with our engineering team on the status of this part of the Sandbox.   Regards, Rob ... View more

Hello jdm4366,   Apologies for my delayed response. Are you in the US, UK or Canada? ... View more

Hello Deepz123,   You can view the current availability of PayPal around the world at https://www.paypal.com/worldwide   For the U.A.E, you can send and receive payments, withdraw from your PayPal account to a U.S. bank account and in addition, withdraw to a credit or debit card.   Both PayPal Website Payments Standard ('PayPal buttons') and PayPal Express Checkout are available for you to use as well. Keep in mind that PayPal is currently not yet available in Arabic. ... View more

Hello,   You'd need to adust the size of your logo. There are certain dimensions you must meet; if you do not meet these the logo may not be accepted, or may appear cut-off as you're experiencing. ... View more

Hello,   You'd need to arrange this within your website itself. PayPal unfortunately does not let you 'pause' payments.   With regards to your order system; you may want to start using PayPal Authorization & Capture. With Authorization & Capture, a buyer would authorize a transaction for a certain amount, and within 3 or 29 days*, you can 'capture' the funds and the transaction will be finalized. To start using this with a PayPal payment button, simply add the following extra line of code to your existing PayPal button(s): <input type="hidden" name="paymentaction" value="authorization">   Once a buyer has authorized a payment, you'll see a 'Capture' button in the PayPal transaction overview of your PayPal account.   * An authorization is valid for 29 days, but we only guarantee that you can capture the funds for 3 days. Beyond 3 days, the transaction may or may not go through depending on the buyer's situation.   For more information on PayPal Authorization & Capture, please see https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=developer/howto_admin_authcapture ... View more

Hello,   This functionality is unfortunately not available at present. The "discount code" functionality you're seeing on the checkout pages refers to another type of discount code, issued by eBay/PayPal itself.   If you wish to set up discount codes for your customers, you'd need to set this up within your own website and process the discount code before sending the buyer on to PayPal. ... View more

jimschn,   Yes, if you purchase PayPal Premium Services (UK) or Enhanced Recurring Payments (US) you can accept subscriptions from unregistered buyers as well. If this product is not available in your country, they'll have to use a PayPal account to sign up to the subscription. ... View more

boudica73,   Unregistered users with no PayPal account who have not logged in to PayPal previously will see the 'billing screen' instead. They won't have to click the 'continue' link. See also my earlier response in this thread about this. ... View more