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PayPal Payments Advanced is a gateway that allows you to seamlessly integrate credit card processing into your checkout. This product combines a Merchant Account and Payment Gateway into one cost-effective solution for the United States and Canada.- Low cost and seamless integration
- Easier PCI compliance
- Combines Merchant Account and Payment Gateway
Installation
- Download the .zip file from your WooCommerce.com account.
- Go to: WordPress Admin > Plugins > Add New to upload the file you downloaded with Choose File.
- Activate the extension.
Sign up for PayPal Payments Advanced
Merchant Account
To use the PayPal Payments Advanced extension, you need a Merchant account. Go to PayPal Advanced and submit an application.If you wish to use an existing account different from what’s stated, you must inquire with PayPal directly about whether this is allowed and possible. PayPal has a wide variety of products, and each has its own policies and rules.Test Account
Setup and Configuration
To set up PayPal Payments Advanced for your WooCommerce store:- Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Payments. Note: ‘Payments’ formerly called ‘Checkout’ prior to WooCommerce 3.4.
- Use the toggle under Enabled to select PayPal Advanced.
- Select Set Up. You are taken to the PayPal Advanced settings.
- Configure your settings:
- Enable/Disable – Enable to use. Disable to turn off.
- Title – Choose the title shown to customers during checkout
- Description – Add info shown to customers if they use PayPal Advanced.
- Merchant Login, Partner, User and Password — Enter info from your PayPal Advanced account.
- PayPal Sandbox — Tick the checkbox if you wish to use test (not live) mode.
- Select Transaction Type:
- Authorization, payment is authorized but not completed. You need to manually Capture.
- Sale, automatically captures payment. This is recommended.
- Select Layout A, B or C.
- Tick the Mobile Mode checkbox to activate responsive layout.
- Enter an Invoice Prefix (optional). Helpful if using the same PayPal account for more than one website/store.
- Select (optional) custom colors for
- Page Collapse Border
- Page Collapse Text
- Page Button Background
- Page Button
- Label Text
- Tick the Enable Logging checkbox to help troubleshoot issues. Otherwise leave unticked (recommended).
- Save changes.
Set up PayPal Manager
Setting up a different PayPal Manager user for your store account is recommended, as you may be prompted monthly to change the root user account and then change it in your PayPal Payments Advanced extension settings.To get started, log in at: PayPal Manager.Service settings
Your account will remain in Test mode until activated with a purchase.- Go to: Service Settings > Set Up
- Enter text for Cancel URL (optional), e.g., Cancel and return to the site.
- Set Cancel URL and Error URL to your site URL, e.g., http://www.yoursite.com. This satisfies PayPal requirements, so URLs are dynamically created and sent to PayPal with the transaction request.
- Select Payment Confirmation > On My Website
- Select Yes for Silent Post for Data Transfer >Use Silent Post.
- Tick the checkbox for Void transaction when my server fails to receive data sent by the silent post.
- Select: Billing Information > CSC to show CSC/CVV field on the payment page.
Transaction settings
- Go to: Account Administration > Manage Security > Transaction Settings
- Select Yes for Allow reference transactions. This enables refunds.
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