The Payment Element now supports PayPal and PayLater, making it easier for your customers to complete transactions using one of the most widely recognised and trusted payment platforms.

By offering PayPal as a payment option, you can improve customer experience, build trust, and increase your overall conversion rate.

✅ Benefits of Using PayPal with the Payment Element

• More Payment Options
   Give customers the freedom to choose between standard card payments, PayPal, or PayLater.
  

• Smooth Checkout Process
   PayPal integration ensures a quick and secure payment experience.
  

• Boosted Trust
   Take advantage of PayPal’s global reputation to build credibility with new and returning clients.
  

• Simple Setup
   Easily integrate PayPal into your existing payment flow—no major changes needed.
  

• Global Accessibility
   Reach customers worldwide thanks to PayPal’s international usage.
  
  

?️ Features That Support PayPal in the Payment Element

• Websites & Funnels
   Add PayPal buttons to 1-step or 2-step order forms.
  

• Forms & Surveys
   Use the Collect Payment element to collect payments through PayPal.
  

• Invoices
   Clients can now pay invoices using PayPal directly.
  

• Payment Links
   Add PayPal buttons to one-time payment links.
  

• Online Stores
   Include PayPal as a checkout option in your e-commerce store setup.
  
  

? How to Enable PayPal in the Payment Element

Step 1: Connect Your PayPal Account

1. Go to Payments > Integrations
   

2. Select PayPal
   

3. Enter your Client ID and Secret Key (found in your PayPal Developer account)
   

4. Click Save
   
   

Step 2: Add or Update the Payment Element

• If you’re collecting payments on websites, funnels, forms, or surveys, add the payment element to display the PayPal button at checkout.
  

• If you’re already using a payment element and just added PayPal, make sure your payment element is updated to the latest version.
  
  

Notes:

• For Forms & Surveys, use the “Collect Payment” element.
  

• For Websites & Funnels, use 1-Step or 2-Step Order Forms (no extra payment element needed).
  

• If your order form was added before 1 November 2024, delete and re-add it to ensure compatibility with PayPal.
  
  

Step 3: Preview the Payment Element

To confirm that PayPal buttons are working correctly, preview the live version of your form, funnel, or website.

? You won’t see the PayPal buttons while editing—only in the live preview or published version.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I get my PayPal Client ID and Secret Key?

Log in to your PayPal Developer account.
 Go to My Apps & Credentials, create a new app, and copy the Client ID and Secret Key.

Q: Can I use PayPal with other payment gateways?

Yes! If you’ve connected multiple providers, customers can choose their preferred payment method during checkout.

Below is an example where PayPal and Stripe are both connected:

Q: Is PayLater available to all customers?

Availability depends on PayPal’s internal eligibility criteria and terms.

Q: Do I need to update my Payment Elements?

Yes. To support PayPal, ensure you are using the latest version of the payment element.