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The PayPal Demo Portal showcases the customer view of an ideal shopping experience using PayPal on a fictitious shopping site.
It provides best-practice recommendations and the code to integrate PayPal on each page of your site.
A: The PayPal Demo Portal gives you a way to see PayPal products in action and quickly learn how it works in conjunction with your business by viewing the end-to-end user experience for our products. Use the Demo Portal to learn about the PayPal Best Practice standards, see code examples that are in-context with the flows you view, and accelerate your PayPal product integrations.
A: The Demo Portal is open to everyone and there is no need to create a PayPal account or log in to PayPal to access the portal. In addition, you can view and download the code samples provided by the portal without needing to log in.
A: Yes, the Demo Portal is a PayPal property.
A: The Demo Portal is focused on showcasing the end-to-end user experience of our PayPal products. The portal also allows you to download code samples aimed at getting you up and running with the basic functionality of the selected products. The supplied code samples are just fragments and you will need to create Sandbox test accounts on the PayPal Developer Portal in order to run the sample API calls against Sandbox environment. Additional product support, including detailed product documentation, can be found on the Developer Portal.
A: Ask our community at StackOverflow PayPal forum (in English) or contact our Customer Service.
A: Supply the details you have on the issue to our Technical Support department: (in English) https://www.paypal-techsupport.com
A: Visit Technical Support for Merchants or
contact our Customer Service
Request parameters you need to send to PayPal:
Parameters in red are mandatory
Request parameters you need to send to PayPal:
Parameters in red are mandatory
Request parameters you need to send to PayPal:
Parameters in red are mandatory
Request parameters you need to send to PayPal:
Parameters in red are mandatory
See the complete list of parameters here.
A basic PayPal Checkout integration assumes that you are sending the API calls from your own server using a <form> or <a>. The following integration script with setup must be loaded after the <form> or <a> tags.
<script type="text/javascript">
window.paypalCheckoutReady = function () {
paypal.checkout.setup('Your merchant email id', {
container: 'myContainer', //{String|HTMLElement|Array} where you want the PayPal button to reside
environment: 'sandbox' //or 'production' depending on your environment
});
};
</script>
<script src="//www.paypalobjects.com/api/checkout.js" async></script>
NOTE: It is a good practice to handle funding source error with error-code 10486. For more information, refer to the 10486 error handling link.
Add a ‘Buy Now’ button for all the items and let your customers click once and quickly purchase one item at a time. To create a button in minutes, log into your PayPal account, click on the ‘Merchant Tools‘ tag and click on ‘Website Payments Standard‘ link on the left menu.
Create Buy Now ButtonAdd an ‘Add to Cart’ button for all the items and allow your customers to choose one or more items for a single checkout. To create a button in minutes, log into your PayPal account, click on the ‘Merchant Tools‘ tag and click on ‘Website Payments Standard‘ link on the left menu.
Create Add to Cart ButtonRequest parameters you need to send:
braintreeGateway.transaction.sale(
{
amount: '300.00',
amount: '300.00',
paymentMethodNonce: nonceFromTheClient,
options: {
submitForSettlement: true
}
Request parameters you need to send:
braintreeGateway.transaction.sale(
{
amount: '300.00',
amount: '300.00',
paymentMethodNonce: nonceFromTheClient,
options: {
submitForSettlement: true
}
Request parameters you need to send:
braintreeGateway.transaction.sale(
{
amount: '300.00',
amount: '300.00',
paymentMethodNonce: nonceFromTheClient,
options: {
submitForSettlement: true
}
Hosted Fields provides you with the ability to customize the look and feel of your web page while ensuring that you are compliant with PCI requirements.
When eligible, your existing PayPal buttons change to show a new Pay Later button. When customers select Pay Later, they can pay with flexible, buy now, pay later financing offers.
PayPal Checkout via Braintree SDK is powered by Braintree, a PayPal service. The integration consists of complementary client and server SDKs, which are easy to integrate.
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