

To confirm whether this applies to the country where your business is located, contact the PayPal support team. In some countries and regions, PayPal requires that customers pay by using a PayPal account. Learn more about enabling guest payments at PayPal. To enable guest payments, you need to change the settings in your PayPal account settings. To enable this feature, you need to have linked your own credit card to your PayPal business account. You can enable guest payments to let customers pay with their credit card even if they don't have their own PayPal account. With PayPal Express, the default is set to ask customers to log in to PayPal (or create a PayPal Account. Let customers pay without a PayPal account As a result, Shopify can't send the billing address, such as when the customer is paying with a credit card instead. There is no way for Shopify to know ahead of time whether the customer has a PayPal account. For normal PayPal payments (as opposed to credit card payments) this address must be the shipping address, because PayPal already has the billing address. Shopify can send only a single address to PayPal. This is how PayPal works and it cannot be modified. The customer can edit the information by clicking Change. PayPal fills out the billing address fields with the customer’s shipping address. Make a test transaction to make sure everything is set up properly. On the PayPal confirmation page, click Go back to Shopify. If your account is already set up, then you don't see the permissions page. On the PayPal permissions page, click I Give Permission. To find your PayPal account email address, go to Settings > Store details, and then find your Store contact email in the Contact information section. Make sure you're using the email for the account you want to connect to your store. If you've used another PayPal account recently, the email for that account might already be filled in.
#Paypal payments standard accounts password#
In the Supported payment methods section, find PayPal.Įnter the email address for your PayPal account, and then click Next:Įnter the password for your PayPal account, and then click Log In: Note
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From the Shopify app, go to Store > Settings.If you want to issue refunds or manually capture payments using PayPal, then you need to give Shopify permissions from your PayPal business account. If you need help setting up PayPal Express Checkout, then you can hire a Shopify expert. If you don't have a PayPal business account with the email address you use to sign into your store, then you can add your email address to an existing PayPal account or sign up for a new PayPal business account with the same email address you use to sign into your store. Most functions and tools provided by PayPal for business owners are only available when using a business account.
#Paypal payments standard accounts upgrade#
To use PayPal on your store, you should upgrade your personal account to a business account. If you want to issue refunds or manually capture payments, then you need to finish setting up your PayPal account. If you already have a PayPal account with that email address, then you receive payments from orders made with PayPal right away. When you set up your Shopify store, Shopify creates a PayPal Express Checkout account using the email address you use to sign into your store.
