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Accept PayPal Payments with Portline
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Accept PayPal Payments with Portline

PayPal Integration Services | Secure Website Payments by Portline

PayPal PayPal Certified Developer

How Does Portline Work with PayPal?

At Portline, we help businesses expand their payment options by integrating PayPal seamlessly into their websites. Whether you run an eCommerce store, subscription service, or donation platform, we can tailor a PayPal solution to your needs.

Why Choose PayPal?

PayPal is a trusted name in online payments, offering a secure, fast, and convenient way for customers to pay using their PayPal account, debit card, or credit card—without exposing sensitive financial details.

Our PayPal Integration Services Include:

  • Custom PayPal Buttons for donations, carts, and services
  • One-time and recurring billing options
  • Embedded payment forms for seamless UX
  • Mobile-optimized interfaces
  • Secure integration using SSL and PCI practices

Need Help Setting It Up?

We’ll walk you through the entire setup process—or handle it all for you, from creating your PayPal Business account to configuring your website’s payment flow.

Let’s Get Started

Have questions or ready to integrate PayPal into your site?
Contact us at support@portline.com or call 1-800-123-4567.

PayPal Resellers

Portline is an authorized PayPal reseller. We support integration with PayPal Express Checkout, Standard, Advanced, Website Payments Pro, Payflow Pro, and more.

Compare Account Types: PayPal Selling Options

Register Here: PayPal Merchant Account

Step 1: Setup Your PayPal Account

  1. Visit PayPal.com and sign up for a Business account.
  2. If upgrading from Personal, log in and click “Upgrade Account”.
  3. Once your account is set, go to “Website Payments Pro” under “Merchant Services”.
  4. Submit your application and accept the Billing Agreement.

Step 2: Website Integration

  1. Request a Quote for integration.
  2. Portline will create a dev version of your site for testing.
  3. Testing is completed using PayPal’s Sandbox to avoid live charges.
  4. Once approved, integration is pushed to production.

Step 3: Provide API Credentials

  1. Log into PayPal and go to “Profile > API Access”.
  2. Click “Grant API Permission”.
  3. Enter: paypalapi_api1.954net.net as the API partner.
  4. Select the required permissions and save.

With these credentials, we’ll fully integrate your website with PayPal’s secure APIs.

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