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MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-15-2018

You can use Rest API to receive funds, create billing agreements, as well as payout funds from a PayPal Account. While, there are no Rest API operations to add funds to a merchant's PayPal Account from their own bank account, merchants can receive funds from buyers that chose to pay using their bank accounts. Here is a listing of different API Operations for Rest API: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/directory/#paypal-rest-solutions-and-apis Here is more information on adding money to a PayPal Account: https://www.paypal.com/us/selfhelp/article/how-do-i-add-money-to-my-paypal-balance-faq1348 Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-15-2018

Webhooks is specific to Rest API events, and tied in to specific Rest API Applications. If you are not using Express checkout.jsv4 or Rest API then you will not receive webhooks. If you are using Standard Payment buttons you can use Instant Payment Notifications to receive information on the completed payments. Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-15-2018

The error message indicates that you are using a currency that is not supported. Here is a listing of Supported Currencies: Rest API Currency Codes PayPal Standard Currency Codes The formatting of the currency code is three characters. For example US Dollars is USD and Canadian Dollars is CAD For Rest API and Payouts the currency code looks like this in the request: "currency": "USD" For HTML: <input type="hidden" name="currency_code" value="USD"> Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-13-2018

At this time the PayPal Standard Integration guide is only available in the HTML format. This was decided by the PayPal Product Developers responsible for the document content as the best option to ensure all the information published is the most up to date information. Here is the link to the most updated PayPal Standard Information: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-standard/integration-guide/pps_integration/ Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-13-2018

You cannot pay yourself since this is considered Cash Advancing, which is a restricted activity. Please keep in mind that your live PayPal Account cannot be used to test credit card behaviors. If you are attempting a Direct Credit Card, you can perform one test transaction with one of the test cards to ensure that live your integration is setup correctly. If you are testing PayPal payments, when you receive the correct PayPal Hosted Page you have integrated PayPal Payments correctly. Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-09-2018

PayPal Pro works with API requests and responses, so it does not work with Payment Data Transfer. You should receive the transaction id in the API response. If you did not receive the information in the response, you can use Transaction Search to locate Transaction IDs. Below is the information on Transaction Search API: Transaction Search API If needed, however, you can also setup Instant Payment Notifications, which will send your database the transaction id as well. Information on Instant Payment Notifications Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-09-2018

Based on the documentation that I have seen on Salesforce, a plugin will be required to integrate Payflow Pro and Salesforce. You can do a search for a 3rd Party Plugin that integrates with Salesforce and Payflow or you can develop your own plugin. Here is the Payflow Developer Guide Here is a listing of credentials and endpoints Live: https://payflowpro.paypal.com Test/Sandbox: https://pilot-payflowpro.paypal.com Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-09-2018

Typically if an open amount and description is seen when payment attempts are being made, this means that the amount that is being passed to PayPal is 0.00. <input name="amount" type="hidden" value="0.00" /> - example of the what the code looks like Below is an example: Below is the link to the variable reference: variable reference To correct this issue, your button or shopping cart must pass in a valid amount greater than 0.00. Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-09-2018

There were some changes that had been made to the PayPal Standard Checkout, which are related to receiving the error message "things don't appear to be working at the moment." Here are some of the top reasons for the error message, Currency symbols $ in the amount field Quotation marks in drop down menus or description field, example sizes 10" x 10" Incorrect formatting of any of the variables Passing too many characters in the item name field: max Character length: 127 Using a deprecated variable The below link has additional information on the top reasons for this error message: Things don't appear to be working Here is a link to a listing of HTML Variables: List of HTML Variables for PayPal Standard Thank you, Jennifer

MTS_Jennifer · ‎Feb-08-2018

The newest version of NVP/SOAP API is Version 204. There are certain API Operations that are no longer supported, which can cause a version not supported error message as well. Here is a listing of API Operations and what versions do not support them: List of API Operations Here is the documentation on the SOAP SetExpressCheckout API Operation. Thanks, Jennifer

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