Integrates Gravity Forms with PayPal, enabling end users to purchase goods and services through Gravity Forms.
With the PayPal Commerce Platform Add-On for Gravity Forms, you can simplify accepting payments on your WordPress website, collecting payments in over 100 currencies across 200 different markets worldwide. Leverage the power of PayPal using the PayPal Commerce Platform Add-On for Gravity Forms.
A Global Solution
PayPal has infrastructure in over 200 markets, making compliance, regulatory requirements, and currency conversion easy for you. Plus, accept payment in over 100 currency types.
Seamless Integration
Automatically capture credit card payments with PayPal when a form is submitted.
Product and Services
Setup and sell simple products or services in just minutes . Perfect for e-commerce, marketplaces, and crowdfunding.
Advanced Fraud Protection
PayPal protects your business and sellers from fraudulent transactions, using real-time intelligence and adaptive machine learning.
WordPress Posts
Configure your form to both create a post and accept a payment. The post is only created if the payment is approved.
User Registration
Configure your form so that users created with the User Registration Add-On are only created after payment is approved.
Changelog Details For Nulled Gravity Forms – PayPal Commerce Platform Add-On - Version 3.3.0:
### 3.3.0 | 2024-04-18 - Fixed an issue where feed processing can fail if the connected PayPal account is changed after a feed is created. - Fixed an issue where connecting to PayPal on the settings page fails in certain situations. - Fixed an issue where additional payment methods might not display if there is a subscription feed active on the form. - Fixed an issue where the PayPal field fails validation when required and hidden by a 100% coupon. - Fixed an issue where a form validation error can occur when using the PayPal Buttons when the PayPal field is hidden by conditional logic and isn't configured on the feed. ### 3.2.0 | 2024-04-16 - Added support for the http_request_timeout filter when calling the expected $request_url.