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49% of PayPal users abandon their purchases if PayPal isn’t a payment option. WHMCS’s supported payment gateway modules include several options for accepting payments through PayPal, helping you maximize your business and offer the options that your customers want most.
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You can enable payment gateways, including the PayPal options below, at '''Configuration (<i class="fa fa-wrench" aria-hidden="true"></i>) > [[Apps_and_Integrations|Apps & Integrations]]''' (in WHMCS 8.6 and later) or '''Configuration (<i class="fa fa-wrench" aria-hidden="true"></i>) > System Settings > [[Payment Gateways]]''' (in WHMCS 8.5 and earlier).
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== PayPal Gateway Comparison ==
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Each PayPal payment gateway includes features to help you accept and manage payments:
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<table class="table table-striped table-condensed">
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    <tr>
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      <th>Feature</th>
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      <th>PayPal Payments</th>
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      <th>PayPal Card Payments</th>
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      <th>PayPal Checkout</th>
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      <th>PayPal Basic</th>
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      <th>PayPal Pro Reference Payments</th>
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      <th>PayPal Website Payments Pro</th>
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      <th>PayFlow Pro</th>
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    </tr>
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      <td>Gateway Type</td>
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      <td>''Token''</td><td>''Token''</td><td>''Third-Party''</td><td>''Third-Party''</td><td>''Token''</td><td>''Merchant''</td><td>''Merchant''</td>
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      <td>One-Time<br/>Payments</td>
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      <td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td>
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    </tr>
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      <td>Recurring<br/>Payments</td>
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      <td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td>
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    </tr>
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      <td>PayPal<br/>Subscriptions</td>
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      <td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td>
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      <td>Refunds</td>
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      <td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td>
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      <td>Reversals</td>
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      <td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✓</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td>
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      <td>Disputes<br/>(in WHMCS)</td>
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      <td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✓</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td>
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      <td>3D Secure</td>
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      <td>✖️</td><td>✓</td><td>✖️</td><td>✖️</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td><td>✓</td>
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== Our PayPal Gateways ==
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We support the following PayPal payment gateways and ship them by default for all supported installations:
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=== PayPal Payments ===
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PayPal Payments is available in WHMCS 8.9 and later. We recommend the PayPal Payments module to all new PayPal merchants.
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'''PayPal Payments''' uses PayPal’s latest secure tokenization system and lets your clients make payments with PayPal Smart Buttons, including credit and debit card transactions. It ensures the security of your customers’ stored payment details with merchant-level vaulting, now available for PayPal merchant accounts in [[PayPal_Payments#vaulting|supported countries]].
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If you enable '''PayPal Payments''', you can also enable '''PayPal Card Payments''' (below) to accept credit and debit cards using PayPal Advanced Checkout.
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For more information, see [[PayPal Payments]].
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=== PayPal Card Payments ===
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PayPal Card Payments is available in WHMCS 8.9 and later.
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'''PayPal Card Payments''' augments the '''PayPal Payments''' module to add an unbranded credit and debit card option that uses PayPal Advanced Checkout. You can enable it to visually separate the PayPal Smart Button checkout experience from credit and debit card payments.
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For more information, see [[PayPal Card Payments]].
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=== PayPal Checkout ===
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'''PayPal Checkout''' gives your customers a simplified and secure checkout experience, with the option to use '''Express Checkout''' to complete the transaction. '''Express Checkout''' appears automatically as a payment option for any product that uses a ''One-Time'', ''Biennial'', or ''Triennial'' billing cycle.
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'''PayPal Checkout''' allows you to accept one-time and recurring payments through PayPal (including PayPal Subscriptions), process refunds, and handle [[Disputes|disputes]] from within WHMCS.
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For more information, see [[PayPal Checkout]].
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=== PayPal Basic ===
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'''PayPal Basic''' allows you to accept one-time and recurring payments through PayPal (including PayPal Subscriptions), process refunds, and handle payment reversals. In WHMCS 8.2 and later, you can view payment gateway balances for '''PayPal Basic''' at '''Billing > [[Transactions]]''' in the WHMCS Admin Area. This lets you check your financial details sooner and stay aware of trends and changes.
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For more information, see [[PayPal Basic]].
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=== PayPal Pro Reference Payments ===
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'''PayPal Pro Reference Payments''' allows you to store cards with a secure tokenization system for better PCI compliance. It can process one-time and recurring payments and send refunds.
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This module does '''not''' support adding or updating card data via the Admin Area. Instead, you can do this by paying an invoice on behalf of a client.
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For more information, see [[PayPal Pro Reference Payments]].
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=== PayPal Website Payments Pro ===
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'''PayPal Website Payments Pro''' allows you to accept one-time and recurring payments with locally-stored credit cards, process refunds, and handle payment reversals.
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For more information, see [[PayPal Website Payments Pro]].
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=== PayFlow Pro ===
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'''Payflow Pro''' includes one-time and recurring payments with locally-stored credit cards and process refunds. You will need to enable the PayFlow Pro API in order to use this payment gateway.
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For more information, see [[PayFlow Pro]].

Revision as of 20:30, 6 December 2023

49% of PayPal users abandon their purchases if PayPal isn’t a payment option. WHMCS’s supported payment gateway modules include several options for accepting payments through PayPal, helping you maximize your business and offer the options that your customers want most.

You can enable payment gateways, including the PayPal options below, at Configuration () > Apps & Integrations (in WHMCS 8.6 and later) or Configuration () > System Settings > Payment Gateways (in WHMCS 8.5 and earlier).

PayPal Gateway Comparison

Each PayPal payment gateway includes features to help you accept and manage payments:

</tbody>
Feature PayPal Payments PayPal Card Payments PayPal Checkout PayPal Basic PayPal Pro Reference Payments PayPal Website Payments Pro PayFlow Pro
Gateway Type TokenTokenThird-PartyThird-PartyTokenMerchantMerchant
One-Time
Payments		 ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
Recurring
Payments		 ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
PayPal
Subscriptions		 ✖️✖️✓✓✖️✖️✖️
Refunds ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
Reversals ✖️✖️✖️✓✖️✖️✖️
Disputes
(in WHMCS)		 ✖️✖️✓✖️✖️✖️✖️
3D Secure ✖️✓✖️✖️✓✓✓

Our PayPal Gateways

We support the following PayPal payment gateways and ship them by default for all supported installations:

PayPal Payments

PayPal Payments is available in WHMCS 8.9 and later. We recommend the PayPal Payments module to all new PayPal merchants.

PayPal Payments uses PayPal’s latest secure tokenization system and lets your clients make payments with PayPal Smart Buttons, including credit and debit card transactions. It ensures the security of your customers’ stored payment details with merchant-level vaulting, now available for PayPal merchant accounts in supported countries.

If you enable PayPal Payments, you can also enable PayPal Card Payments (below) to accept credit and debit cards using PayPal Advanced Checkout.

For more information, see PayPal Payments.

PayPal Card Payments

PayPal Card Payments is available in WHMCS 8.9 and later.

PayPal Card Payments augments the PayPal Payments module to add an unbranded credit and debit card option that uses PayPal Advanced Checkout. You can enable it to visually separate the PayPal Smart Button checkout experience from credit and debit card payments.

For more information, see PayPal Card Payments.

PayPal Checkout

PayPal Checkout gives your customers a simplified and secure checkout experience, with the option to use Express Checkout to complete the transaction. Express Checkout appears automatically as a payment option for any product that uses a One-Time, Biennial, or Triennial billing cycle.

PayPal Checkout allows you to accept one-time and recurring payments through PayPal (including PayPal Subscriptions), process refunds, and handle disputes from within WHMCS.

For more information, see PayPal Checkout.

PayPal Basic

PayPal Basic allows you to accept one-time and recurring payments through PayPal (including PayPal Subscriptions), process refunds, and handle payment reversals. In WHMCS 8.2 and later, you can view payment gateway balances for PayPal Basic at Billing > Transactions in the WHMCS Admin Area. This lets you check your financial details sooner and stay aware of trends and changes.

For more information, see PayPal Basic.

PayPal Pro Reference Payments

PayPal Pro Reference Payments allows you to store cards with a secure tokenization system for better PCI compliance. It can process one-time and recurring payments and send refunds.

This module does not support adding or updating card data via the Admin Area. Instead, you can do this by paying an invoice on behalf of a client.

For more information, see PayPal Pro Reference Payments.

PayPal Website Payments Pro

PayPal Website Payments Pro allows you to accept one-time and recurring payments with locally-stored credit cards, process refunds, and handle payment reversals.

For more information, see PayPal Website Payments Pro.

PayFlow Pro

Payflow Pro includes one-time and recurring payments with locally-stored credit cards and process refunds. You will need to enable the PayFlow Pro API in order to use this payment gateway.

For more information, see PayFlow Pro.

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