Carlos 82 Posted October 3, 2012 Share Posted October 3, 2012 Express checkout with credit card and Paypal account (paypal optional) has been replaced by Paypal payments standard? Version 3.2.2: [Paypal to process all your card payments] Paypal payments standard Paypal payments pro [Paypal in addition to your existing card processor] Express checkout Old version: Express checkout: with credit card and paypal account Paypal payments pro: payments with credit card Express checkout with paypal account In 3.2.2: 1. Can Express checkout process card payments without paypal account? 2. Paypal payments standard option uses API like Express checkout instead of Paypal payments standard's IPN? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chikeo Posted November 11, 2012 Share Posted November 11, 2012 Hi Carlos 82, In 3.2.2: 1. Can Express checkout process card payments without paypal account? NO 2. Paypal payments standard option uses API like Express checkout instead of Paypal payments standard's IPN? Please read blelow If your Paypal account has been properly configured and you still cannot receive credit card payments from customer that don't have the paypal accounts, then maybe Paypal may have disabled that feature for your country or your customers' country. I had this same issue recently with prestashop 1.5.2.0, having the paypal 3.2.5 module. It didn't work from my country but when I visited the store through a remote machine based in another country, it worked. Please read the information below for more information: It is culled from https://www.paypal-c...sers/td-p/35817 Hope this helps, Chike. Things to know about the Credit Card Option: First, your Item Button Code require no special coding. It's related to how your Account is setup. * Your account must be either Premier or Business. * PayPal Account Optional is turned on - this enables non PP Members to pay by Credit Card * The email address you use to log into your PayPal Account must be verified. * The "business" variable value in your button code must be a verified email address or your Business ID. * Bank account registered and verified/tested - so you can transfer funds * Credit card registered - (not required but a good idea) To turn on the PayPal Account Optional feature: Login to your PayPal Account, select "Edit Profile", under "Selling Preferences", select "Website Payment Preferences", scroll down to "PayPal Account Optional". Next, there are specific reasons the Credit Card Option may not be available. * You are using Express Checkout. Express Checkout requires a PayPal Account * You are using the wrong email address, an unverified email address or Business ID for your "business" variable value. * The country you reside in. Not all countries have all the PayPal features available. * The country your customers reside in. Not all countries have all PayPal features available. * The IP address of your hosted site is on a blocked list. Check out this link, it can tell you what features are available to the individual counties. Last, you have your PayPal Account setup properly but, still don't see the Credit Card Option or only see a small link to the Credit Card Option. It's all about the cookies. The PayPal Screens are designed to be displayed in a specific way and what you see is based on the cookies and/or your PayPal Account configuration. PayPal relies on the use of cookies to track what's in your cart and retain other info about you and therefore the screen that is displayed may not be the screen you expect to see. If you are a new customer visiting PayPal for the first time, the Credit Card Option will be clearly displayed. If this is your second or third visit to PayPal and your previous cookie has not expired, PayPal now views you as a returning customer. You will get a screen with a small link to the Credit Card Option. Although this is not as obvious to the customer, the Credit Card Option is still available. For example, the cookie that holds the cart info will retain that info for up to 21 days. The only way it will change is if you remove the items selected from the cart or delete the cookie. If you are testing your web pages, creating new code or making changes, etc., simply delete your web browser's cookies, then close your web browser, reopen it and try your web pages again. When you view the PayPal Screens, you will now get the screen with the Credit Card Option because PayPal views you as a new visitor. Other reasons for deleting cookies. Let's say you changed your business email address or business graphic logo. If you don't delete the cookies before you test, you will still see the old information. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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