Preauth and split payment in paypal using REST APIs in rails
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- I have buyer and seller in my platform.
- When the buyer purchases a product, at the same time the amount should be captured from his account, and on product delivery the seller should receive the amount and admin gets 10% as platform charge.
- This implementation is very easy in stripe but I want this to implemented in Russia, France, and Germany and stripe is not supporting these countries.
- So, I want to go with PayPal.
- I am googled and found that adaptive payment is used for that.
- But on the paypal documentation page, it is written that adaptive payment is restricted. Paypal's documentation is very confusing and limited.
I want some can help me on that or can share some links for my better understanding.
ruby-on-rails paypal ruby-on-rails-5 paypal-adaptive-payments
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- I have buyer and seller in my platform.
- When the buyer purchases a product, at the same time the amount should be captured from his account, and on product delivery the seller should receive the amount and admin gets 10% as platform charge.
- This implementation is very easy in stripe but I want this to implemented in Russia, France, and Germany and stripe is not supporting these countries.
- So, I want to go with PayPal.
- I am googled and found that adaptive payment is used for that.
- But on the paypal documentation page, it is written that adaptive payment is restricted. Paypal's documentation is very confusing and limited.
I want some can help me on that or can share some links for my better understanding.
ruby-on-rails paypal ruby-on-rails-5 paypal-adaptive-payments
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- I have buyer and seller in my platform.
- When the buyer purchases a product, at the same time the amount should be captured from his account, and on product delivery the seller should receive the amount and admin gets 10% as platform charge.
- This implementation is very easy in stripe but I want this to implemented in Russia, France, and Germany and stripe is not supporting these countries.
- So, I want to go with PayPal.
- I am googled and found that adaptive payment is used for that.
- But on the paypal documentation page, it is written that adaptive payment is restricted. Paypal's documentation is very confusing and limited.
I want some can help me on that or can share some links for my better understanding.
ruby-on-rails paypal ruby-on-rails-5 paypal-adaptive-payments
- I have buyer and seller in my platform.
- When the buyer purchases a product, at the same time the amount should be captured from his account, and on product delivery the seller should receive the amount and admin gets 10% as platform charge.
- This implementation is very easy in stripe but I want this to implemented in Russia, France, and Germany and stripe is not supporting these countries.
- So, I want to go with PayPal.
- I am googled and found that adaptive payment is used for that.
- But on the paypal documentation page, it is written that adaptive payment is restricted. Paypal's documentation is very confusing and limited.
I want some can help me on that or can share some links for my better understanding.
ruby-on-rails paypal ruby-on-rails-5 paypal-adaptive-payments
ruby-on-rails paypal ruby-on-rails-5 paypal-adaptive-payments
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Unfortunately, there is not a "quick and easy" solution available right now.
They have added the Marketplaces API which will replace what Adaptive Payments was doing, but it's not ready for public use yet.
You might be interested in this article about PayPal split payments with Express Checkout. It outlines a few alternative methods to get this done.
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Unfortunately, there is not a "quick and easy" solution available right now.
They have added the Marketplaces API which will replace what Adaptive Payments was doing, but it's not ready for public use yet.
You might be interested in this article about PayPal split payments with Express Checkout. It outlines a few alternative methods to get this done.
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Unfortunately, there is not a "quick and easy" solution available right now.
They have added the Marketplaces API which will replace what Adaptive Payments was doing, but it's not ready for public use yet.
You might be interested in this article about PayPal split payments with Express Checkout. It outlines a few alternative methods to get this done.
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up vote
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Unfortunately, there is not a "quick and easy" solution available right now.
They have added the Marketplaces API which will replace what Adaptive Payments was doing, but it's not ready for public use yet.
You might be interested in this article about PayPal split payments with Express Checkout. It outlines a few alternative methods to get this done.
Unfortunately, there is not a "quick and easy" solution available right now.
They have added the Marketplaces API which will replace what Adaptive Payments was doing, but it's not ready for public use yet.
You might be interested in this article about PayPal split payments with Express Checkout. It outlines a few alternative methods to get this done.
answered Nov 25 at 19:50
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