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Adaptive Payments Developer Guide August 7, 2012 19

Introducing Adaptive Payments

Simple, Parallel, and Chained Payments

For example, you might use this configuration in a sales commission application that transfers

funds owed for commissions from your account to the accounts of your sales force.

Simple, Parallel, and Chained Payments

Adaptive Payments provides several kinds of payment: simple, parallel, and chained

payments. You create each kind of payment with the Pay API.

 Simple payments enable a sender to send a single payment to a single receiver.

For example, your website can use an Adaptive Payments payment flow to transfer money

resulting from a sale from your customer’s PayPal account to your own account. This is the

traditional kind of payment.

 Parallel payments enable a sender to send a single payment to multiple receivers.

For example, your application might be a shopping cart that enables a buyer to pay for

items from several merchants with one payment. Your shopping cart allocates the payment

to merchants that actually provided the items. PayPal then deducts money from the

sender’s account and deposits it in the receivers’ accounts.

 Chained payments enable a sender to send a single payment to a primary receiver. The

primary receiver keeps part of the payment and pays secondary receivers the remainder.

For example, your application could be an online travel agency that handles bookings for

airfare, hotel reservations, and car rentals. The sender sees only you as the primary

receiver. You allocate the payment for your commission and the actual cost of services

provided by other receivers. PayPal then deducts money from the sender’s account and

deposits it in both your account and the secondary receivers’ accounts.

NOTE: Chained payments also include delayed chained payments, in which payments to

secondary receivers can be delayed for up to 90 days.

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