Help Article

Resolution Centre Message Centre Contact Us

Where can I find documentation for Classic APIs?

Classic API documentation is available on the PayPal Developer Portal.

We're sorry. The page you're looking for is no longer available. To search again or contact us, please visit our Help Centre.

Was this helpful?Thanks for your feedback.

Related articles(1-5of9)

Where can I find sample API code for Windows solutions?PayPal API solutions for Windows (Classic ASP/VBScript and .NET) PayPal provides SDKs for Classic ASP and ASP.NET. Both require the .NET framework on the host machine. You can download these from the PayPal Developer Portal.Where can I find SSL certificates for PayPal Sandbox API servers?eft; } #besthelp_master_container table.Jstyled{ border: 1px solid lightgray; border-collapse: collapse; } #besthelp_master_container table.Jstyled>thead>tr>th, #besthelp_master_container table.Jstyled>tbody>tr>td{ padding:10px; } #besthelp_master_container table.Jstyled tr th{ color: rgb(255,255,255); background-color: rgb(0, 156,222); text-align: left; } -->Where can I find PayPal API sample code?The PayPal SDK includes sample code for calling PayPal Web Service APIs. To view the samples, download them from the PayPal SDKs page. Open the README file in each directory for specific information about the samples. For additional sample code, see: REST API Samples.Where can I find SSL certificates for PayPal Live API servers?The following SSL certificates are currently valid for Live PayPal servers. Warning: These SSL certificates are for use with legacy implementations ONLY. Do NOT download or install these certificates unless your integration requires an X.509 leaf certificate in your trust store. #besthelp_master_container table.Jstyled{ border: 1px solid Where can I find SSL certificates for Payflow Pro and Pilot API servers?The following SSL certificates are currently valid for Payflow Pro servers. Warning: These SSL certificates are for use with legacy implementations ONLY. Do NOT download or install these certificates unless your integration requires an X.509 leaf certificate in your trust store. #besthelp_master_container table.Jstyled{ border: 1px solid How do I test my integration with the Payflow Gateway?You'll find complete information on testing then launching your Payflow Gateway integration on the PayPal Developer Portal. See Also: Where can I find SSL certificates for Payflow Pro and Pilot API servers? How do I create a Sandbox account for Payflow Pro (US, AU) or Website Payments Pro How do I get started with PayPal APIs and SDKs?An Application Programming Interface (API) is a safe gateway to use a company’s code or tool to accomplish a task. Using an API, you can get the local weather, check incoming flights with a certain airline, create a Google Map, or create a payment with PayPal. Requests Our technical support content has moved!To improve and streamline your support experience, we've: Moved our technical support content from www.paypal-knowledge.com to the PayPal Help Center. Moved our technical microsites to www.paypal-notice.com. Technical Support Content To search for information that was previously on www.paypal-knowledge.com, please use the search bar above. Merchant Security Roadmap To How do I get an Adaptive Payments API application ID?Important: Adaptive Payments is now a limited release product. It's restricted to select partners for approved use cases and shouldn't be used for new integrations without guidance from PayPal. To receive access to build an Adaptive Payments payment structure, you must receive approval from PayPal’s Developer Platform Application

Previous|

1|2

|Next

Related articles are currently unavailable