Integration Guide

Express Checkout ~ Integration Overview
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server so that your buyer's web browser does not display a message that the
payment page contains non-secure items.
6. Pass line item details to PayPal, including the breakdown of items and total
purchase costs. Passing line item details also helps create a seamless transition
from your site to the PayPal checkout flows and makes buyers feel more confident in
their transactions because they can see their purchase details from start to end.
7. Customize the PayPal Payment Pages to match the style of your website.
You can tailor PayPal's payment pages to match the style of your website and give
buyers a seamless payment experience. Choose custom page colors and add images
to make PayPal's payment flow yours. To customize the PayPal payment pages, log
into your PayPal account, choose Profile > My Selling Tools, then from the Selling
Online section, select Custom payment pages. For detailed instructions refer to the
customizing the PayPal payment page guide.
8. Pass to PayPal any customer information you have already collected in
order to pre-fill billing fields. If your website collects customer information about
your buyer, you can pass that information to PayPal to pre-populate the
corresponding customer information fields. This saves your buyer time and
eliminates the need re-enter their information.
9. Set the credit card statement name. Ensure your business name or website
name is correctly set to show up on your buyers' credit card statements to avoid any
confusion and potential chargebacks. To set the credit card statement name, log into
your PayPal account, choose Profile, > My Selling Tools, then from the Selling Online
section, select Credit Card Statement Name.
You can customize your PayPal payment pages to provide a seamless experience for
your buyers. Be sure to do the following: