Developer's Guide
Table Of Contents
- Adaptive Accounts Developer Guide
- Contents
- Preface
- What’s New
- Introducing Adaptive Accounts
- Supported Formats, URLs and HTTP Request Headers
- CreateAccount API Operation
- AddBankAccount API Operation
- AddPaymentCard API Operation
- SetFundingSourceConfirmed API Operation
- GetVerifiedStatus API Operation
- Country Codes
- Business Categories and Subcategories
- Adaptive Accounts IPN Messages
- Older Versions of the Adaptive Accounts API
- Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version 85.0
- Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version 69.0
- Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version 65.5
- Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version 64.2
- Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version 62.2
- Revision History
- Index
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Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version 62.2
Ability to have PayPal perform extra vetting before activating an account (new
performExtraVettingOnThisAccount parameter in CreateAccount).
Support for Merchant Referral Bonus functionality for CreateAccount
(Business/Premier accounts only) via the new HTTP request header X-PAYPAL-
MERCHANT-REFERRAL-BONUS-ID.
Added country support for Malaysia, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Hong Kong
for AddPaymentCard (confirmationType WEB only)
Adaptive Account Changes Corresponding to PayPal Version
62.2
The 62.2 release included the following new features:
Ability to create business accounts
Adding bank accounts as funding sources
Account verification
Creating Business Accounts
You can now use the CreateAccount API to create PayPal Business accounts. To this end,
the CreateAccountRequest message lets you pass a new parameter, businessInfoType.
Adding Bank Accounts
This release provides the AddBankAccount API, which lets your application link the PayPal
account to a bank account as the funding source.
Verifying Accounts
Adaptive Accounts now provides a new API, GetVerifiedStatus. This API lets you check
the PayPal account status. PayPal accounts can be verified or unverified. A PayPal account
gains verified status under a variety of circumstances, such as when an account is linked to a
verified funding source. Verified status serves to indicate to PayPal that there is a history of
payment. For more information about account verified status, refer to PayPal.com.