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I think what you're looking for is PayPal Merchant Pro which will allow you to accept credit cards online directly off your own website. Virtual Terminal is designed for offline card payments which you then manually enter into PayPal yourself.
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I think what you're looking for is PayPal Merchant Pro which will allow you to accept credit cards online directly off your own website. Virtual Terminal is designed for offline card payments which you then manually enter into PayPal yourself.

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yes you are correct<br />
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but we already have virtual terminal<br />
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and have to charge mulitple cards at once... is this possible
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yes you are correct

but we already have virtual terminal

and have to charge mulitple cards at once... is this possible

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using paypal virtual terminal<br />
is there a way to charge credit cards in html<br />
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instead of logging on to paypal.com
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using paypal virtual terminal
is there a way to charge credit cards in html

instead of logging on to paypal.com

paypal virtual terminal charge cards using a web form

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