Where we run into PayPal the most, at Silicon Dales, is its one of the standard payment gateways bundled into the world’s most popular eCommerce software solution, WooCommerce, for which we are accredited developers.
While it does suffer a little from being “early adopter” PayPal has kept pace arguably better than the competition with modern payment gateways, like Stripe, primarily through their clever acquisition of Braintree around 2013.
Historically, fees have been close to market leading, though they are perhaps on the expensive side of late. Merchants who do large volumes can access good rates and conversions are high owing to a good degree of trust in consumers, who understand the protections offered by the service.
Check out the resources below for more information on using PayPal with WooCommerce, or get in touch to book assistance from Silicon Dales.
The tutorial below describes how to remove the PayPal logo that shows up by default in Magento‘s standard themes, in the bottom right-hand side. We’re working on another Magento installation for a client this week, and, as often happens, the latest version of Magento Community has moved a few things around. We wanted that logo… …
If you use PayPal with WooCommerce and you have setup to allow buyers to ship to different addresses to the billing address, you may wish to use the delivery address in the PayPal side, rather than the billing address, for your labeling and order identification purposes, or some other reason. There is an option for …
