PayPal

Creates a PayPal checkout order that the buyer can then approve and pay.

Retrieves the current status and details of a checkout order.

Updates an order that has not yet been completed, such as its amount, items, or shipping.

Confirms the buyer's chosen payment method for an already-created order in server-side flows.

Places a hold on the buyer's funds for an order so it can be captured later.

Captures payment for an approved order, immediately moving funds from the buyer.

Retrieves the details and status of an authorized payment.

Captures funds, fully or partially, from a previously authorized payment.

Creates a fresh authorization to extend the hold before the original one expires.

Cancels an authorized payment and releases the hold on the buyer's funds.

Retrieves the details and status of a captured payment.

Refunds a captured payment, fully or partially, returning money to the buyer.

Retrieves the details and status of a refund.

Create a draft invoice that is not sent to the customer until you send it.

List your invoices with simple pagination.

Search and filter invoices by recipient, status, dates, amount, and more.

Show the full details of a single invoice.

Replace an existing invoice with a complete new version.

Permanently delete an invoice.

Send an invoice to the customer, emailing them a request for payment.

Send a payment reminder for an invoice that has already been sent.

Cancel a sent invoice and optionally notify the customer.

Record a payment received outside PayPal (cash, check, bank transfer) against an invoice.

Delete a previously recorded external payment from an invoice.

Record a refund issued outside PayPal against an invoice.

Delete a previously recorded external refund from an invoice.

Generate a QR code image that links to an invoice's pay or details page.

Get the next sequential invoice number for your account.

Create a reusable invoice template.

List your invoice templates.

Show the details of a single invoice template.

Replace an invoice template with a complete new version.

Permanently delete an invoice template.

Create a catalog product that billing plans can reference.

List the products in your catalog.

Show the full details of one product.

Change a product's description, category, or URLs.

Create a recurring pricing plan tied to a product.

List your recurring billing plans.

Show the details of one billing plan.

Edit a billing plan's name, description, or payment preferences.

Activate a plan so new subscriptions can use it.

Deactivate a plan so no new subscriptions can use it.

Change the prices charged by a plan's billing cycles.

Start a recurring subscription against a plan.

Show the details of one subscription.

Edit a subscription's metadata, shipping, or limited plan preferences.

Reactivate a suspended subscription and resume billing.

Suspend an active subscription to pause billing.

Permanently end a subscription.

Immediately charge a subscriber for an outstanding balance.

Change a subscription's plan or quantity.

List the payments made on a subscription in a time window.

Pay one or more recipients at once by sending a batch payout to their emails, phone numbers, or PayPal IDs.

Look up the status and per-recipient results of a payout batch you already sent.

Look up the status and details of a single payout to one recipient.

Cancel an unclaimed payout to a recipient and return the money to your balance.

Send a batch payout that draws from earlier transactions (partner or marketplace disbursement).

Look up the status and details of a referenced payout batch.

Send a single referenced payout to one recipient without creating a batch.

Look up the status and details of a single referenced payout item.

List the disputes and chargeback cases on the account, with optional filters.

Get the full details of one dispute, including its stage, messages, and allowed actions.

Submit evidence such as tracking or documents to contest a dispute as the seller.

Accept liability for a dispute, which refunds the buyer from your balance and closes the case.

Appeal a resolved dispute by submitting new evidence.

Propose a resolution offer, such as a refund, to the buyer in a dispute.

Accept the seller's offer as the buyer, which triggers the agreed refund and closes the case.

Deny the seller's offer as the buyer, leaving the dispute open.

Escalate an inquiry or dispute to a PayPal-adjudicated claim.

Tell PayPal whether a returned item arrived, in a refund-with-return dispute.

Add extra supporting information or documents to a dispute without changing its stage.

Post a message to the other party in a dispute conversation.

Search the account's transactions within a date range for reporting or reconciliation.

List the account's balances across all currencies.

Subscribe a listener so PayPal sends you notifications whenever the events you choose occur.

List all the webhook listeners set up for your app.

Show the details of one webhook listener, including its URL and subscribed events.

Change a webhook's destination URL or which events it listens for.

Permanently remove a webhook listener and stop all event delivery to it.

List which event types a particular webhook is currently subscribed to.

List all the event types a webhook can subscribe to.

List recent event notifications for auditing or replaying them.

Show the full details of one past event notification.

Re-deliver a past event notification to your webhook listeners.

Check that an incoming webhook notification genuinely came from PayPal.

Fires when a payment capture completes (funds settled) — PAYMENT.CAPTURE.COMPLETED.

Fires when a payment capture is denied — PAYMENT.CAPTURE.DENIED.

Fires when a captured payment is refunded — PAYMENT.CAPTURE.REFUNDED.

Fires when a captured payment is reversed (e.g. chargeback) — PAYMENT.CAPTURE.REVERSED.

Fires when a legacy v1 sale completes — PAYMENT.SALE.COMPLETED.