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Papal Integration·         Create PayPal sandbox account (https://developer.paypal.com)·         Chose Test accounts To test a merchant

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Papal Integration

·         Create PayPal sandbox account (https://developer.paypal.com)

·         Chose Test accounts

  • To test a merchant transaction, you must use a test Business Account.
  • To test a buyer transaction, you must use a test Personal Account.

·         To simulate a transaction on PayPal.com, choose a test account.

               New test account: Preconfigured| Create Manually

              If we choose Preconfigured


·         Create one merchant account and buyer account.

·         Then login merchant account (https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?)  

·         Next  choose My accountà profile

·         Next  choose selling preference  -> website payment preferences

·         We have change some payment preferences

·         First one is auto return for web payments

·         Auto Return shortens the checkout flow and immediately brings your buyers back to your website upon payment completion. To set up Auto Return, you need to turn it on and enter the return URL that will be used to redirect your buyers back to your site

·         Do we want auto return?

·         Change the radio button option auto return is on

 

       Auto Return:

On
Off

·         And give  auto return url into the textbox  for example(http://e-pstech.com/TBHLearn/PayPal/OrderCompleted.aspx)

 

·         Next  choose My accountà profile

·         Account Informationà Api Accessà Request API credentials

·         Select  Request API signature  By clicking Agree and Submit 

  

 

For preconfigured shopping carts: Copy and paste the API username, password and signature into your shopping cart configuration or administration screen.

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