PayPal

PayPal provides digital payment and checkout services for consumers, merchants, and organizations. Customers can pay online using supported funding sources, while businesses can accept payments through hosted checkout options or integrations with their own stores.

Transaction histories and account tools help users follow payments, refunds, and transfers. The service is widely recognized by buyers, which can make it a familiar option at checkout for businesses selling across markets.

PayPal is useful for individuals and merchants who need an established way to send or receive online payments, with available capabilities varying by country and account type.

Businesses can add a familiar payment option to checkout, send invoices, or use account tools to track incoming funds and refunds.

Buyers may recognize the service and appreciate being able to use an account they already maintain, while merchants can connect payment activity to an online store or bookkeeping workflow.

Fees, seller protections, supported features, and dispute processes vary by market and transaction type, so merchants should review the terms that apply to their business. Clear order records and responsive customer support remain important.

PayPal helps make online payments accessible to a broad set of customers and merchants across many markets.