Get started with PayPal REST APIs, including orders, payments, subscriptions, invoicing, and disputes.

To make a REST API request, you combine the HTTP GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE method, the URL to the API service, the URI to a resource to query, submit data to, update, or …

Call the Payments API to authorize payments, capture authorized payments, refund payments that have already been captured, and show payment information. Use the Payments API in …

Learn how to create and integrate scalable PayPal checkout solutions for web and mobile applications.

Current Resources Create and manage your site's payment functions using PayPal API collections. Note: For deprecated resources not listed here, see Deprecated resources

You can find your client ID and client secret by following the instructions in Get started with PayPal APIs. You can make the API call in any programming language. The following …

The API endpoints provide a layer of abstraction from the payments and enable a secure and seamless integration experience. This documentation includes workflows for detailed use …

You can test APIs right away by forking PayPal's Postman collection. To test an app from your Developer Dashboard, plug in the app's client_id and client_secret.

An order represents a payment between two or more parties. Use the Orders API to create, update, retrieve, authorize, and capture orders.

Make sure your PayPal API calls are directed at PayPal's production environment. Get your live API credentials and use them wherever you call PayPal API operations.