PayPal

[The Little Guy]

Is there a way to pay 2+ people on pay at the same time?

 

For example if something is $10 (from seller 1), and something else is $20 (from seller 2), the buyers shopping cart total will be $30.

 

Next I will send them to paypal to make the payment of $30, but it would send $10 to seller 1, and $20 to seller 2. Is this possible with paypal?

 

Does that make any sense?

[zq29]

It is not possible with PayPal - You'd need to process two transactions. You'd have to act as the intermediary and pay your merchants seperatly if you want to stick with PayPal. Though, I don't know of any payment gateways that offer this as a feature, if they did, I'm sure you would get charged more than a single transaction would cost.

[.josh]

I think if I were in your shoes I'd be looking on paypal's FAQ or talking to their CS rather than asking on some random coding board...maybe that's just me.  Maybe there's some sort of secret wisdom involved in asking here instead of there that my tiny little mind just can't grasp.

[The Little Guy]

I think if I were in your shoes I'd be looking on paypal's FAQ or talking to their CS rather than asking on some random coding board...maybe that's just me.  Maybe there's some sort of secret wisdom involved in asking here instead of there that my tiny little mind just can't grasp.

 

Because their answer never really answered my question...

 

Sellers can create orders on the eBay site by manually combining

multiple items purchased from one buyer into a single invoice. When your

buyer clicks on the link in the invoice, one payment can be sent for the

combined order.

 

Buyers can also create orders on the eBay site by manually combining

multiple items from the same seller. Select items to be combine and send

one payment.

 

It sounds like you can, but they never show how with a link to on of their tutorials.