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I'm trying to include a donation button into my website. The idea is to allow users to send money from their account to the admin account. I used the Paypal REST SDK to send money, but I found that the admin account was charged by the transaction fees which depends on the user's country.

                        $payer = new Payer();
                        $payer->setPaymentMethod('paypal');

                        $amount = new Amount();
                        $amount->setCurrency('EUR')
                                ->setTotal($money);

                        $transaction = new Transaction();
                        $transaction->setAmount($amount)

                        ->setDescription('donation');

                        $redirect_urls = new RedirectUrls();
                        $redirect_urls->setReturnUrl(URL::route('funding.status'))

                                ->setCancelUrl(URL::route('funding.status'));


                        $payment = new Payment();
                        $payment->setIntent('Sale')
                                ->setPayer($payer)
                                ->setRedirectUrls($redirect_urls)
                                ->setTransactions(array($transaction));

I'm not selling any product.I just want to fund a project.Is there any way to get the received money getting by the admin account? And can I made the transaction fees charged by the user who send the money?

Dev DOS
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It is normal in REST/Classic API that the receiver will incur the transaction fee. The model you are looking at is "Adaptive Payments" where you could decide who wants to pay the fee.

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Basically in Adaptive Payments, if you would wish that the person who sends money should pay the fee , you can do so in Adaptive Payments.For instance, you can use a variable called feesPayer = SENDER in Pay API operation.

P.S You will need to create a app at apps.paypal.com to make use of Adaptive Payments Feature in PayPal.

Vimalnath
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