- HTML buttons – eg: ‘Pay Now’ and ‘Add to Cart’.
- Never leave the site.
- Uses API’s behind the scenes.
- Costs $30 per month.
- The idea is to let the customer login to paypal on the very first step of the checkout, then it returns to the website with their address information.
- Requires customers to have a paypal account – there is no ‘credit card’ option. Assumes website already deals with that.
- Uses API methods.
- Is an Internet merchant account as well as paypal. Eg: Interacts with financial instituions.
- Customers do not require a paypal account.
- Requires setup fee and monthly fee.
- Can be integrated with either;
- Payflow Link
- HTML method.
- Paypal hosted the entire way.
- Payflow Pro
- Paypal API - most customized method.
- Payflow Link
aka Instant Payment Notification
Paypal hits this URL after every successful payment with the payment details
aka Payment Data Transfer
Retrieve details about a payment transaction.
Just need to post a ‘transactionID’ to a URL and it will return results. Useful for receipts.
Has two types;
Well, we know what a SOAP web service is.. :)
aka Name Value Pairs
Requests to Paypal API are just sent using plain HTML requests. Lightweight.