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Table Of Contents
- Name-Value Pair API Developer Guide
- Contents
- What’s New
- Preface
- PayPal Name-Value Pair API Basics
- AddressVerify API Operation
- Authorization and Capture API Operation Reference
- DoDirectPayment API Operation
- DoNonReferencedCredit API Operation
- ExpressCheckout API Operations
- GetBalance API Operation
- GetPalDetails API Operation
- GetTransactionDetails API Operation
- ManagePendingTransactionStatu s API Operation
- MassPay API Operation
- Recurring Payments and Reference Transactions API Operations
- CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile API Operation
- GetRecurringPaymentsProfileDetails API Operation
- ManageRecurringPaymentsProfileStatus API Operation
- BillOutstandingAmount API Operation
- UpdateRecurringPaymentsProfile API Operation
- CreateBillingAgreement API Operation
- SetCustomerBillingAgreement API Operation
- GetBillingAgreementCustomerDetails API Operation
- BAUpdate API Operation
- DoReferenceTransaction API Operation
- RefundTransaction API Operation
- TransactionSearch API Operation
- API Error Codes
- General API Errors
- Validation Errors
- DirectPayment API Errors
- SetExpressCheckout API Errors
- GetExpressCheckoutDetails API Errors
- DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Errors
- Authorization and Capture API Errors
- GetTransactionDetails API Errors
- TransactionSearch API Errors
- RefundTransaction API Errors
- MassPay API Errors
- Recurring Payments Errors
- SetCustomerBillingAgreement Errors
- GetBillingAgreementCustomerDetails Errors
- CreateBillingAgreement Errors
- UpdateBillingAgreement Errors
- DoReferenceTransaction Errors
- AddressVerify API Errors
- ManagePendingTransactionStatus API Errors
- Countries and Regions Supported by PayPal
- State and Province Codes
- Currency Codes
- AVS and CVV2 Response Codes
- About Previous Versions of the API
- What's New in Version 95.0
- What's New in Version 93.0
- What's New in Version 92.0
- What's New in Version 91.0
- What's New in Version 89.0
- What's New in Version 88.0
- What’s New in Version 85.0
- What’s New in Version 84.0
- What’s New in Version 82.0
- What’s New in Version 80.0
- What’s New in Version 74.0
- What’s New in Version 72.0
- What's New in Version 69
- What's New in Version 66
- Revision History
- Index
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RefundTransaction API Operation
RefundTransaction Response Message
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Merchant Store Details Fields
RefundTransaction Response Message
RefundTransaction Response Fields
Field Description
STOREID Identifier of the merchant store at which the refund is given. This field is
required for point-of-sale transactions.
Character length and limitations: 50 single-byte characters
This field is available since version 82.0.
TERMINALID (Optional) ID of the terminal.
Character length and limitations: 50 single-byte characters
This field is available since version 82.0.
Field Description
REFUNDTRANSACTIONID Unique transaction ID of the refund.
Character length and limitations:17 single-byte characters
FEEREFUNDAMT Transaction fee refunded to original recipient of payment.
Character length and limitations: Value is a positive number which cannot exceed
$10,000 USD in any currency. It includes no currency symbol. It must have 2 decimal
places, the decimal separator must be a period (.), and the optional thousands
separator must be a comma (,).
GROSSREFUNDAMT Amount refunded to the original payer. Say, for example, a buyer makes $100
purchase, the buyer was refunded $20 a week ago and is refunded $30 in this
transaction. The gross refund amount is $30 (in this transaction).
Character length and limitations: Value is a positive number which cannot exceed
$10,000 USD in any currency. It includes no currency symbol. It must have 2 decimal
places, the decimal separator must be a period (.), and the optional thousands
separator must be a comma (,).
NETREFUNDAMT Amount subtracted from PayPal balance of the original recipient of payment, to make
this refund.
Character length and limitations: Value is a positive number which cannot exceed
$10,000 USD in any currency. It includes no currency symbol. It must have 2 decimal
places, the decimal separator must be a period (.), and the optional thousands
separator must be a comma (,).