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Create Credit Card Sample

You can store credit card details securely with PayPal. You can then use the returned Credit card id to process future payments. API used: POST /v1/vault/credit-card

require __DIR__ . '/../bootstrap.php'; use PayPal\Api\CreditCard;

CreditCard

A resource representing a credit card that is to be stored with PayPal.

$card = new CreditCard(); $card->setType("visa") ->setNumber("4917912523797702") ->setExpireMonth("11") ->setExpireYear("2019") ->setCvv2("012") ->setFirstName("Joe") ->setLastName("Shopper");

Additional Information

Now you can also store the information that could help you connect your users with the stored credit cards. All these three fields could be used for storing any information that could help merchant to point the card. However, Ideally, MerchantId could be used to categorize stores, apps, websites, etc. ExternalCardId could be used for uniquely identifying the card per MerchantId. So, combination of "MerchantId" and "ExternalCardId" should be unique. ExternalCustomerId could be userId, user email, etc to group multiple cards per user.

$card->setMerchantId("MyStore1"); $card->setExternalCardId("CardNumber123" . uniqid()); $card->setExternalCustomerId("123123-myUser1@something.com");

For Sample Purposes Only.

$request = clone $card;

Save card

Creates the credit card as a resource in the PayPal vault. The response contains an 'id' that you can use to refer to it in future payments. (See bootstrap.php for more on ApiContext)

try { $card->create($apiContext); } catch (Exception $ex) {

NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT USE RESULTPRINTER CLASS IN YOUR ORIGINAL CODE. FOR SAMPLE ONLY

ResultPrinter::printError("Create Credit Card", "Credit Card", null, $request, $ex); exit(1); }

NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT USE RESULTPRINTER CLASS IN YOUR ORIGINAL CODE. FOR SAMPLE ONLY

ResultPrinter::printResult("Create Credit Card", "Credit Card", $card->getId(), $request, $card); return $card;