Integration with Paypal
With PayPal integration, you can charge your attendees for tickets. Your attendees will be able to purchase tickets via the registration form, website or my account page.
How do I link my PayPal account with InEvent?
There are two ways to link your PayPal account with InEvent, Company Level which is the preferred process and then Event Level.
Company level
To link your PayPal account with the platform, click on your company logo in the top left of your page.
On the menu to the left side, scroll down to the Integrations field and click on PayPal.

In the screen to the right, enter your Client ID and Client Secret into the designated fields.

Event level
To link your PayPal account via Event level, choose an event then, go to Settings > Integrations > Paypal.

Then enter your Client ID and Client Secret into the designated fields.

Once you have entered the desired information, your PayPal account will now be linked with the InEvent platform and you can start creating Tickets for your event.
To learn how to create tickets for your event, click here
How do I create a clientID and client secret code?
Visit: https://developer.paypal.com/developer/applications/
Select My apps & Credentials > Live > Create app.

Enter your App name > Create app.
Copy your client ID and client secret (click the Show button) and paste them into the required field at the Company Level of InEvent (for all current and future events) Company logo > Integrations > Paypal or at the Event level (for one event only and no future events) Settings > Integrations > Paypal.

How do I create a testing sandbox account on PayPal for to transactions without spending real money?
Visit: https://developer.paypal.com/developer/applications/
Select My apps & Credentials > Sandbox > Create app.

Enter your App name > select your Sandbox business account > Create app.

Copy your client ID and sandbox client secret (click the Show button) and paste them into the required field at the Company Level of InEvent (for all current and future events) Company logo > Integrations > Paypal or at the Event level (for one event only and no future events) Settings > Integrations > Paypal.

Next you will need a sandbox account to may fake transactions with, navigate to Sandbox > Accounts > Create account and create a test PayPal account (make note of the username and password for testing purposes).

What currencies does PayPal support?
Currency | Code |
Australian dollar |
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Brazilian real 2 |
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Canadian dollar |
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Czech koruna |
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Danish krone |
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Euro |
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Hong Kong dollar |
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Hungarian forint 1 |
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Indian rupee 3 |
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Israeli new shekel |
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Japanese yen 1 |
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Malaysian ringgit 2 |
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Mexican peso |
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New Taiwan dollar 1 |
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New Zealand dollar |
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Norwegian krone |
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Philippine peso |
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Polish złoty |
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Pound sterling |
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Russian ruble |
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Singapore dollar |
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Swedish krona |
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Swiss franc |
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Thai baht |
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United States dollar |
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1 This currency does not support decimals. If you pass a decimal amount, an error occurs.
2 This currency is supported as a payment currency and a currency balance for in-country PayPal accounts only. If the receiver of funds is not from Brazil, then PayPal converts funds into the primary holding currency of the account with the applicable currency conversion rate. The currency conversion rate includes PayPal's applicable spread or fee.
3 This currency is supported as a payment currency and a currency balance for in-country PayPal India accounts only.