This document provides an overview of payments for developers, including why payments are important, how different payment methods work, and how to integrate payments into applications. It discusses various monetization strategies and payment networks like credit cards, debit cards, and ACH transfers. The document also describes payment gateways versus payment providers, and how PayPal can help with its global payments platform and APIs that enable many monetization models and payment types, including its Express Checkout and Adaptive Payments solutions.
17. Credit Cards The usage of the card is authorized by the issuer in real time. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 14
18. Credit Cards The usage of the card is authorized by the issuer in real time. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 15
19. HOW THE MONEY MOVES The authorizations are captured immediately and settled in batch. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 16
20. HOW THE MONEY MOVES The authorizations are captured immediately and settled in batch. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 17
21. CHARGEBACKS Consumers have the right to chargeback transactions. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 18
22. CHARGEBACKS Consumers have the right to chargeback transactions. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 19
23. CHARGEBACKS Consumers have the right to chargeback transactions. The funds are withdrawn from the merchant’s account and credited to the consumer’s account. PaymentSystem Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 20
26. DEBIT CARD DIFFERENCES PaymentSystem With debit cards, processed as a debit card, the authorization transaction and the settlement (capture) transaction are the same. Money movement is in real time. Acquirer Issuer Consumer Merchant 23
29. PaymentSystem ODFI RDFI Consumer Merchant BANK ACCOUNTS AND ACH With Automated Clearing House (ACH), there is no authorization transaction. Money movement is batch. 26
36. You Need a Merchant Account Long application process and requires underwriting approval Typically takes 3 – 10 days depending on your business 48 hrs to 5 Business Days for Settlements fees vary between gateways and banks Deal with charge backs ! 33
39. Payment Providers No merchant account required ! (act as a Merchant Account on behalf of you) Better protection against charge backs. Act as Online Wallet for end users. Risk and Fraud protection. 36
44. Open global Payments Platform Enables various monetization models Over 190 countries and 24 currencies Flexible Services and APIs Serves Consumers, Merchants/Sellers & Developers! Risk and Fraud Management 41
45. Email Payments (old school) invoice over email from PayPal Virtual Terminal POS terminal on the Cloud ! accept payments over phone, mail, & fax Website Payments Standard (aka WPS or “cut & paste payments”) buttons, buttons, buttons 42
46. Simple but Powerful Sell Single/Multiple Items (cart) Subscriptions Donations Inventory Control UI Customization Fraud/Risk Controls 43
47. Express Checkout “all it takes is 3 API Calls” a checkout solution Website Payments Pro Direct Payments + Express Checkout Mass Payments disbursements Payflow a payment gateway 44
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Editor's Notes
Single – Multiple ItemsSubscriptionsDonationsInventory controlFraud/risk controlsUI customization
only PayPal accountsrecurring paymentsmultiple settlement optionsissue refunds programmaticallyaccept Credit and Debit Cards in your own application (and)accept payments from PayPal Accounts
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