Add the option to remove Paypal as a payment method for subscriptions like Paypal Standard had.

Currently only Paypal Standard has the option to hide Paypal for subscription products. Why pay for a function that existed before.

Hi, I would like to have the Debit or Credit Card button iframe to Expand by default on Checkout page load without the client clicking the button.

I've experienced quite a bit of weirdness with the PayPal Smart Buttons not appearing in places or circumstances you would expect them to. There is much more information here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/paypal-button-not-appearing-in-cart/ This could definitely be sorted out better than it currently is, but a single-suggestion fix would be just making the buttons appear in the bottom of the checkout shortcode regardless (or if there is a reason to not do this for certain use cases, offer the option of forcing it)

Show more than 1 PayPal Button if [product_page] is used more than 1 time on a single page.

Now if you integrate the products via the Shortcode on a single new page. Only 1 Paypal Button will be shown under 1 Product. The other Products dont have a PayPal button.

Some customers don't have their province details in their Paypal account. However merchants may have State / Province as a required field. Customers who don't have this information receive an error on the checkout page and they are not able to complete the order. This issue is increasing the cart abandonment rate.

When the field is missing, the plugin should be able to show a form with the missing fields, so customers can complete the order,

Currently when you refund or reverse a charge that was made via PayPal checkout, an email is sent to the site administrator saying that an order was refunded/reversed. This email is automatically sent if you have PayPal IPN enabled, which is necessary for the plugin to function 100% properly. There is code in the plugin that triggers this email to the admin, but there is no way to turn off the email in the plugin settings.

By law text on buy buttons from commercial websites in Germany and Austria must be “Kostenpflichtig bestellen” – this is something like “order with costs” in English.

Hello,

 I want to add button but no have an idea how to install this one my phone page area. <a rel="nofollow noreferrer" href="https://www.wishhow.com/apple/iphone-11-pro-max-7073.html">https://www.wishhow.com/apple/iphone-11-pro-max-7073.html</a>

I'd like to have a PayPal button on top of the checkout form, as it happens with the Apple Pay button when enabled in the Stripe extension.

This way the customer will see:

Checkout with Paypal
~ or ~
Buy with Apple Pay
~ or ~
(checkout form with credit card)

Other payment gateways (i.e. amazon pay) do already do the same: https://cld.wthms.co/77dDi5

PayPal Credit now available to UK Sellers but the PayPal Checkout Gateway plugin doesn't support it yet. Can we have it enabled for UK Sellers

There is no item SKU in the order report generated in PayPal. This is a critical piece of information. I have been told by customer support that WooCommerce does not send PayPal the SKU. I believe this should be amended.

Currently, product variation details aren't sent to PayPal for each variable product purchased in an order (ex: Color: Blue, Size: M). Add in the ability to do that.

I want to be able to "sell" free products using PayPal Express Checkout ... works if there are other products with value, but not if only one free product.

Is it possible to display the regular WooCommerce Checkout button instead of the PayPal Express Checkout button if cart total equals $0.00?

The PayPal express checkout buttons do not render on a one-page checkout page.

From the Cart page, after logging into PayPal with the mini browser popup and continuing, the PayPal window closes and the user sees the Cart page again until being redirected to the Order Confirmation page. The Cart page is visible for a good few seconds, and potentially a lot longer if on a slow mobile network, for example.

So, it would be good to have the loading animation and mask cover the Cart page tables after the user has logged into PayPal and the popup closes, to give some feedback that they are being redirected to the Order Confirmation page.