Integration Guide

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Introducing Express Checkout
Express Checkout Building Blocks
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Express Checkout Images
The Check out with PayPal button is the image you place on your shopping cart page. The
US version of the image looks like this.
To create an Express Checkout button, see
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-
bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/Merchant/merchant/ExpressCheckoutButtonCode-outside. PayPal also
provides buttons for other countries. To locate a page for another country, replace the country
abbreviation in the link with another country abbreviation. For example, replace us with uk
for United Kingdom, as follows:
https://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-
bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/Merchant/merchant/ExpressCheckoutButtonCode-outside. PayPal hosts images
for the countries:
Country-specific buttons and images
NOTE: URL changes are case sensitive. The abbreviation in the URL may not be a country
code.
Payment Mark
The PayPal mark is the image you place on your payment methods page. It looks like this:
To implement PayPal as a payment option, which is part of the Express Checkout experience,
associate the PayPal mark image with your payment options. PayPal recommends using radio
buttons for payment options:
Country
URL
Change Country
URL
Change Country
URL
Change Country
URL
Change
Australia au
Austria at Belgium be Canada ca
China cn France fr Germany de Italy it
Japan j1 Netherlands nl Poland pl Spain es
Switzerland ch United
Kingdom
uk United
States
us