PayPal is one of the most popular payment processing platforms available today for many reasons. Its ease of use and its connection to the eBay platform are just the tip of the iceberg. While one of its most popular features is the ability to simply sign in to your PayPal account to submit payments, merchants using PayPal can also accept credit cards directly just like a traditional merchant account solution would provide.
The first thing Andrew Angell likes to do with any project is to create a basic structure organized for the project. In this case, his structure is very simple as his project will consist of only 2 files. As you might have guessed, he’ll be storing our configuration information in config.php, and he’ll actually handle the processing code in process-credit-card.php. Your /includes/config.php file will house your values for the PayPal API information you need including the end-point URL, API version, and your API username, password, and signature that you’ll be using.
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