Paypal Api Error List
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API reference Support Enter search term Dashboard Dashboard My Apps & Credentials My Account Sandbox Accounts Notifications Transactions IPN Simulator Webhooks Simulator Webhooks paypal support Events Live Transactions Webhooks Events Log In ← Back to APIsError CodesGeneral ErrorsAddressVerify ErrorsBilling Agreements ErrorsSetCustomerBillingAgreement ErrorsGetBillingAgreementCustomerDetails ErrorsCreateBillingAgreement ErrorsBAUpdate ErrorsDirect Payments ErrorsDoDirectPayment ErrorsDoDirectPayment Processor Response CodesDoReferenceTransaction ErrorsExpress Checkout ErrorsSetExpressCheckout ErrorsGetExpressCheckoutDetails ErrorsDoExpressCheckoutPayment ErrorsAuthorization & Capture ErrorsManagePendingTransactionStatus ErrorsMass Payments ErrorsMassPay ErrorsMassPay Failed Transactions IPN Reason CodesRecurring Payments ErrorsRefunds paypal login ErrorsRefundTransaction ErrorsDoNonReferencedCredit ErrorsRefund ErrorsTransactionSearch ErrorsUniversal Air Travel Plans ErrorsDoUATPAuthorization ErrorsDoUATPExpressCheckoutPayment ErrorsValidation Errors API error codes A PayPal API operation can return multiple error and warning codes. Error category Error codes General errors 10002 to 10101 AddressVerify errors 10004 to 10014 Billing Agreement errors 10004 to 13200 Direct Payments errors (Website Payments Pro) 10001 to 15012 DoReferenceTransaction errors 10001 to 18014 Express Checkout errors 10001 to 19065 ManagePendingTransactionStatus errors 10014 to 11614 Mass Payments errors 10001 to 10327 Recurring Payments errors 10001 to 15004 Refund errors 10001 to 15011 500000 to 589061 TransactionSearch errors 10001 to 11002 Universal Air Travel Plan (UATP) errors 10001 to 15010 Validation errors 81000 to 99998 Documentation Make First REST Call REST API Reference NVP / SOAP API Reference Alphabetical Directory Dashboard My Apps My Account Sandbox Accounts Sandbox Transactions Live Transactions Sup
Adaptive Payments Payouts Payouts Mass Pay Authentication & Security Vault Log In with PayPal Adaptive Accounts Permissions APIs REST APIs API Overview Authentication and Headers API Reference REST SDKs REST SDKs Quickstart NVP / SOAP API reference Support Enter search term Dashboard Dashboard My Apps & Credentials My Account Sandbox Accounts Notifications Transactions IPN Simulator Webhooks Simulator Webhooks Events Live Transactions Webhooks Events Log In REST APIsOverviewAuthentication & HeadersErrors API ReferenceRelease NotesSDKsSDKs QuickstartNVP / SOAP APIsCredentialsEndpointsCurrency CodesCountry CodesState & Province CodesLocale CodesResponse CodesError CodesSDKs API ReferenceRelease NotesAPI BasicsFirst REST CallNVP / SOAP Apps 101SDK IndexNotificationsSandboxGo Live HTTP Status Codes The following table shows the HTTP status http://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/api/errorcodes/ code groupings. HTTP Status Code Groupings Code Range Response Meaning 100-199 Informational 200-299 Client request successful 300-399 Client request redirected, further action necessary 400-499 Client request incomplete 500-599 Server error The following table lists the HTTP status code constants defined by the HttpServletResponse interface and used as parameters to its setStatus() and sendError() methods. The version number in the last column refers to the HTTP protocol version that first defined https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/ipn/integration-guide/HTMLStatusCodes/ the status code. Status Code Default Message Meaning HTTP Version 100 Continue The server has received the initial part of the request, and the client can continue with the remainder of its request. 1.1 101 Switching Protocols The server is willing to comply with the client's request to switch protocols to the one specified in the request's Upgrade header. This might include switching to a newer HTTP version. 1.1 200 OK The client's request was successful and the server's response contains the requested data. This is the default status code. 1.0 201 Created A resource has been created on the server, presumably in response to a client request. The response body should include the URL(s) where the new resource can be found, with the most specific URL set in the Location header. If the resource cannot be created immediately, an SC_ACCEPTED status code should be returned instead. 1.0 202 Accepted The request has been accepted for processing but has not yet completed. The server should describe the current status of the request in the response body. The server is under no obligation to act on or complete the request. 1.0 203 Non-Authoritative Information The HTTP response headers came from a local or third-party source, rather than the original server
with PayPal? 14 3 days ago https://www.paypal-knowledge.com/infocenter/index?page=content&id=FAQ1425&actp=LIST FAQ2072 Can I have my PayPal funds automatically transfer to https://eway.io/api-v3/ my Bank? 13 3 days ago FAQ2068 Where can I access my IPN history? 15 3 days ago FAQ2067 How do I handle failed validation checks in my Payments Standard account? 2,085 19 days ago paypal api FAQ2066 Why am I not receiving funds for completed orders? 107 32 days ago FAQ2065 How do I apply for Website Payments Pro? 110 32 days ago FAQ2064 How do I make the phone field mandatory with Express Checkout? 117 53 days ago paypal api error FAQ2063 How do I successfully complete an Express Checkout API call? 108 53 days ago FAQ2062 Where can I find PayPal Reporting information? 256 59 days ago FAQ2061 How do I use IPN in my third-party shopping cart for Express Checkout? 284 60 days ago FAQ2060 Are Adaptive Payments disputes applicable for Enterprise Dispute Management merchants and/or partners? 323 67 days ago FAQ2059 Can you fund Adaptive Payments with PayPal Credit? 275 67 days ago FAQ2058 Why are my PayPal PLUS payments being declined? 363 67 days ago FAQ2057 What is Seller Protection? 304 67 days ago FAQ2056 How do I return customers to my merchant site after completing checkout? 351 76 days ago Pages: 50 - [ 1 2 3 4 5 … 50 | Next ]
and direct connection to help developers create secure, perfectly rendered payment pages on all devices. This API reference outlines the expected requests and responses to use eWAY’s Rapid API. Getting started# Below in this column are example requests and responses of connecting to the # eWAY Rapid REST API using JSON. # # The requests are written as cURL commands that can be copied into a terminal. // Below in this column are examples of making requests and handling responses to // eWAY's Rapid API using the eWAY Rapid PHP SDK. // // See the Rapid SDKs section for instructions on installing the eWAY Rapid PHP SDK // Below in this column are examples of making requests and handling responses to // eWAY's Rapid API using the eWAY Rapid Java SDK. // // See the Rapid SDKs section for instructions on installing the eWAY Rapid Java SDK // Below in this column are examples of making requests and handling responses to // eWAY's Rapid API using the eWAY Rapid .NET SDK. // // See the Rapid SDKs section for instructions on installing the eWAY Rapid .NET SDK // Below in this column are examples of making requests and handling responses to // eWAY's Rapid API using the eWAY Rapid Node.js SDK. // // See the Rapid SDKs section for instructions on installing the eWAY Rapid Node.js SDK # Below in this column are examples of making requests and handling responses to # eWAY's Rapid API using the eWAY Rapid Ruby Gem. # # See the Rapid SDKs section for instructions on installing the eWAY Rapid Ruby Gem Rapid API provides a number of ways of connecting and formatting requests, so you can choose what works best for your platform. REST (JSON) - recommended SOAP HTTP POST (JSON or XML) RPC (XML or JSON) This reference focusses on REST using JSON and SOAP in examples. The other interfaces follow the same structure and the endpoints are provided for each. To process a transaction, Rapid API provides a choice of five methods (as well as the pre-coded Pay Now button). Choosing which one will depend on the system and features required. Direct Connection - This method involves a simple, single server side call to process a transaction. Since card data is passed via the server, it either must be PCI compliant or use Client Side Encryption. Direct Connection can be easiest to implement, however it does not support 3D Secure, PayPal or MasterPass integration. Visa Checkout and AMEX Express Checkout are supported. Transparent Redirect - Using this method, the customer enters their payment information into a form on the merchant&rs