The document explains how to create a PayPal button and integrate it into a website. It details the steps to select button types, customize options, and provide coding instructions for embedding the button. Additionally, it briefly introduces PayPal as a major online payment system for electronic money transfers.

1. How to Create
A PAYPAL BUTTON & PUT IT TO YOUR WEBSITE
What is Paypal?
The Process
How to put the button to your website?
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2. What is Paypal?
PayPal Holdings, Inc. is an American company operating a worldwide online
payments system. Online money transfers serve as electronic alternatives to
traditional paper methods like checks and money orders. PayPal is one of the
world's largest internet payment companies. The company operates as an
acquirer, performing payment processing for online vendors, auction sites and
other commercial users, for which it charges a fee.

3. The Process
website

4. On your Paypal account, go to Merchant Services.

5. Click the "Buy Now Buttons".

6. Here's the "Create PayPal button" section.

7. On Step 1, choose the button type.

8. Type in the Item Name and Item ID (optional)

9. Put the price and currency.
TIP: *If you want to setup multiple price options, leave this blank and go straight to Customize button.

10. Here is the "Customize button" section.

11. To create multiple price options:
Tick "Add drop-down menu with price/option".

12. Create a drop-down menu name.

13. Specify the options, their prices and currency.

14. TIP: You can adjust the number of options by clicking
"Add another option" or "Remove option".

15. You can also add drop-down menu.
Tick "Add drop-down menu and complete the details needed.

16. Click Done.

17. Click Select Code.

18. Right click and copy the selected code.

19. Go to the page of your website you wish to put the button.
Home
About
Product
Contact

20. On the page, click the "text" tab.

21. Paste the code.

22. Hit Save. and Voilà!

23. "Perfection is achieved, not when
there is nothing more to add, but
when there is nothing left to take
away."
—Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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