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Remember to keep your API credentials secure and do not share them in publicly accessible areas of your code or website. Additionally, be aware of PayPal's security guidelines and best practices to safeguard your customers' information and transactions. Regularly monitor your integration and stay up to date with any changes or updates to PayPal's API documentation.

Enable Vault

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PayPal requires the Vault to be enabled in order to store payment tokens.

It is important to make sure that the Vault feature it is marked on PayPal’s panel. In order to do this we need to click on the three dots to the left of our API keys and click on the Edit option.

Once we’re on this page, we scroll down to the Features section and we need to check the Vault option if not already checked by default. This will allow the Customer to process successfully a payment using the paypal button and the payment agreement will be stored in case we need to charge the paypal account again in the future.

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Thiio - PayPal

  1. Accessing Thiio Admin Panel: Open your web browser and go to your Thiio instance's admin panel URL: https://myinstance.thiio.com/admin#/login. Replace myinstance with the actual subdomain or domain of your Thiio installation. Log in using your admin credentials.

  2. Navigating to Settings: Once logged in, you should be in the Thiio admin dashboard. Look for the navigation menu on the left side of the screen. Click on the Settings option to access the settings panel.

  3. Accessing Gateways: In the settings panel, locate the Gateways option. Click on it to view the available payment gateways.

  4. Adding a New Gateway: On the gateways page, you'll see a list of existing gateways. To add a new one, click on the + (plus) button. This will open the catalog of gateways.

  5. Selecting PayPal Gateway: In the catalog of gateways, look for the PayPal card, which should be labeled as "PayPal." Click on the Configure button under the PayPal card. This will open the configuration form for the PayPal gateway.

  6. Enter API Credentials: In the configuration form for PayPal, you will see input fields for the Client ID and Secret Key. Enter the respective API credentials that you obtained from your PayPal business account in their corresponding input fields.

  7. Enabling Selling Channels (Admin/Invoice, Funnels, and Shop): Since the available selling channels in your Thiio instance are "Admin/Invoice," "Funnels," and "Shop," make sure these channels are enabled in the PayPal configuration form. Select the checkboxes or toggle switches to enable the desired selling channels.

  8. Enabling the Gateway: Look for an option to enable the gateway. It might be a toggle switch or a checkbox. Make sure to enable the PayPal gateway.

  9. Saving the Configuration: After entering the API credentials, enabling the desired selling channels, and enabling the gateway, scroll down to find the Save or Save Changes button. Click on it to save the PayPal gateway configuration.

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