Certified PayPal Developer

by Drew | Last Updated Aug 8, 2015 | Published on May 11, 2012 | Featured, PayPal | 42 comments

Andrew Angell, owner of Angell EYE, LLC, is one of only 13 ACE Certified PayPal developers in the world!

The ACE status in PayPal’s developer community is awarded by maintaining a a leadership role in the developer web forums and proving to be an asset among other developers working with PayPal.

Andrew was acknowledged for this with a Star Developer Award for Service to the Community at eBay Live 2008 and followed that up with another Star Developer Award for the Most Innovative Application at PayPal X 2009 for the development of the popular credit card processing solution for PayPal, USBSwiper. He was back in again in 2011 with a PayPal Community Builder Award.

If you’re looking for a PayPal developer, look no further.

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Shrikant on October 18, 2013 at 11:52 am

Hello Andrew,

Help me i am still facing same issue.

I am using PayPal Pay() method but it is returning error response –
[ErrorID] => 550001 [Message] => You do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly
Can anyone help me? I am using angelleye paypal library for codeigniter.
Working fine when i used SANDBOX API_USERNAME, PASSWORD and APP_ID but returning issue with live account, I checked with Paypal, they said your account is activated, issue is at your end.

Thanks in advance
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- Andrew Angell on October 18, 2013 at 11:55 am
  
  If it’s working fine with the sandbox but not when you switch to live then I would guess you’ve got one of your values for the live API credentials incorrect in the config file. Double check everything there and make sure it’s all accurate.
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  - Shrikant on October 18, 2013 at 1:03 pm
    
    I set onlybelow credentials –
    
    $config[‘Sandbox’] = FALSE;
    $config[‘APIUsername’] = $config[‘Sandbox’] ? ‘sandbo_1215254764_biz_api1.angelleye.com’ : ‘sim*****com’;
    
    $config[‘APIPassword’] = $config[‘Sandbox’] ? ‘1215254774’ : ‘BJ*****B7EV’;
    
    $config[‘APISignature’] = $config[‘Sandbox’] ? ‘AiKZhEEPLJjSIccz.2M.tbyW5YFwAb6E3l6my.pY9br1z2qxKx96W18v’ : ‘A-s*****Xnqz’;
    
    $config[‘ApplicationID’] = $config[‘Sandbox’] ? ‘APP-80W284485P519543T’ : ‘APP*****713’;
    
    $config[‘DeveloperEmailAccount’] = $config[‘Sandbox’] ? ‘developer@domain.com’ : ’email@gmail.com’;
    
    Thank you for your response
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    - Andrew Angell on October 18, 2013 at 4:26 pm
      
      Never put your live credentials in a public form like that. You need to keep those very secure. I’ve edited your comment here to mask your values. I’d recommend you do the same in the future.
      
      What is the exact error that you’re getting?
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      - Shrikant on October 20, 2013 at 10:56 am
        
        Thanks Andrew,
        
        I will not post any live credentials in future.
        
        I am getting the below error. Customer is about to quit just because of this paypal issue. I cant understand why thisis happening.
        
        Array
        (
        [Errors] => Array
        (
        [0] => Array
        (
        [Receiver] =>
        [Category] => Application
        [Domain] => PLATFORM
        [ErrorID] => 550001
        [ExceptionID] =>
        [Message] => You do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly
        [Parameter] =>
        [Severity] => Error
        [Subdomain] => Application
        )
        
        )
        
        [Ack] => Failure
        [Build] => 7935900
        [CorrelationID] => d2fd34838fd46
        [Timestamp] => 2013-10-20T08:44:29.006-07:00
        [PayKey] =>
        [PaymentExecStatus] =>
        [RedirectURL] =>
        [XMLRequest] => ReturnAllen_USPAYhttp://wsddev3.com/dev/soccerpractice/admin/remittanceAPP-90S84129W77680713PRODUCTION_DEVICE_ID_GOES_HERE14.96.153.169USDhttp://wsddev3.com/dev/soccerpractice/admin/remittance/ipn0.02edmundalex01@gmail.comSERVICESOME_EMAIL@gmail.comhttp://wsddev3.com/dev/soccerpractice/admin/remittance/return_urlSOME_EMAIL@gmail.com
        [XMLResponse] => 2013-10-20T08:44:29.006-07:00Failured2fd34838fd467935900550001PLATFORMApplicationErrorApplicationYou do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly
        )
      - Andrew Angell on October 20, 2013 at 7:44 pm
        
        According to the error you’re attempting to use an implicit payment and your App ID simply isn’t setup to allow this. Contact me directly through the contact page on my site and I’ll see if I can help you more directly.
  - Shrikant on October 18, 2013 at 1:11 pm
    
    I missed only
    
    $config[‘DeviceID’] = $config[‘Sandbox’] ? ” : ‘PRODUCTION_DEVICE_ID_GOES_HERE’;
    
    Is it required, if yes where i can find Device Id ? Because paypal does not provide device id.
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    - Andrew Angell on October 18, 2013 at 4:28 pm
      
      The device ID is for you to track devices within your app. For example, you might pass a phone’s IMSI number or some other unique identifier for a device.
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      - Shrikant on October 21, 2013 at 11:52 am
        
        Hello Andrew,
        
        As you suggested i contacted to you from contact us page, but did not get any response.
        
        Thank You
Shrikant Dhyani on October 22, 2013 at 6:52 am

Hello Andrew,

As you suggested i contacted to you on contact us page, but did not get any response.

Thank You
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Shrikant on October 22, 2013 at 1:17 pm

Hello Andrew,

I am getting the below error. I posted same issues many times but not get resolved.

Array
(
[Errors] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[Receiver] =>
[Category] => Application
[Domain] => PLATFORM
[ErrorID] => 550001
[ExceptionID] =>
[Message] => You do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly
[Parameter] =>
[Severity] => Error
[Subdomain] => Application
)
)
[Ack] => Failure
[Build] => 7935900
[CorrelationID] => d2fd34838fd46
[Timestamp] => 2013-10-20T08:44:29.006-07:00
[PayKey] =>
[PaymentExecStatus] =>
[RedirectURL] =>
[XMLRequest] => ReturnAllen_USPAYhttp://wsddev3.com/dev/soccerpractice/admin/remittanceAPP-90S84129W77680713PRODUCTION_DEVICE_ID_GOES_HERE14.96.153.169USDhttp://wsddev3.com/dev/soccerpractice/admin/remittance/ipn0.02edmundalex01@gmail.comSERVICESOME_EMAIL@gmail.comhttp://wsddev3.com/dev/soccerpractice/admin/remittance/return_urlSOME_EMAIL@gmail.com
[XMLResponse] => 2013-10-20T08:44:29.006-07:00Failured2fd34838fd467935900550001PLATFORMApplicationErrorApplicationYou do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly
)
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Shrikant Dhyani on October 25, 2013 at 5:50 am

Hello Andrew,

As i suggested, I sent you an email with my code files 2 days back but still awaiting for your reply.

Thank You
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Cameron on December 26, 2013 at 8:27 pm

For those users experiencing:

“You do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly”

I have found that you can simply comment out the following line:

“‘SenderEmail’ => ”, // Sender’s email address. 127 char max.”

and your payments should go through. The reason for this is that you do not need to attach an email when sending money from the account that holds the API key.
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- Andrew Angell on December 28, 2013 at 4:43 am
  
  Thanks for providing your tip!
  Reply
  - Alexandra Izaguirre (@AlexRayan) on September 22, 2014 at 2:51 pm
    
    Hello Andrew and Cameron,
    
    I know this post is old, but is there a reason why this error happens while specifying the sender’s email? Does any of you know?
    
    I’m using Andrew’s PayPal API class for Adaptive Payments processing.
    
    I’ve been getting the same error “You do not have permission to execute this payment implicitly” with my live application, and after having commented out SenderEmail parameter payments are being created with the following response “Payment inquiry created. Pending approval.”.
    
    In SandBox mode I was able to process payments instantaneously though with status “Completed” instead of status “Created”, which is my goal in live application as well.
    Does this, may be, have something to do with the PayPal account settings?
    
    I’d appreciate any tip.
    
    Best regards,
    Alex
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    - Andrew Angell on September 22, 2014 at 2:58 pm
      
      Sounds like your app approval didn’t get everything added that you need, maybe. I’d respond back to the people who approved your live App ID and let them know what error you’re getting. They may be able to enable it for you pretty quickly and easily to get rid of the error.
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