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Introducing Adaptive Payments

Payment Approval

22 August 7, 2012 Adaptive Payments Developer Guide

In this example, the primary receiver receives $100 from the sender’s perspective. The

primary receiver actually receives only $10 and passes a total of $90 to secondary receivers,

Receiver 2 and Receiver 3.

NOTE: This scenario is an example only and does not take PayPal fees into account.

Delayed Chained Payments

By default, payments to all receivers in a chained payment are immediate. However, you can

choose to delay a payment to a secondary receiver. For example, as primary receiver, you may

require secondary receivers to perform some action, such as shipping goods or waiting for

expiration of a return period, before making payment. To complete the payment, you must

explicitly execute a payment to secondary receivers after the sender pays you. The payment

must occur within 90 days, after which you cannot complete the payment as part of the

original chained payment.

Payment Approval

The sender of a payment must approve the transfer. The sender can log in to paypal.com to

approve each payment, preapprove payments, or when the sender is your application, be

implicitly approved to make payments.

NOTE: Preapproval requests require permission from PayPal.

There are 3 kinds of payment approvals:

 Explicit approval payments, in which the sender logs in to paypal.com to approve each

payment.

Explicitly approving payments is the traditional way to pay with PayPal. This method is the

only option unless the sender has set up a preapproval agreement or you, the API caller, are

also the sender.

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