Post by jitender » Sat Oct 25, 2008 2:16 am

sir atleast can i do one thing
i have one more payment gateway 'cash on delivery'

can i do something like paypal gateway can be only available to USD and for INR it must be not available

but for USD

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Post by Qphoria » Sat Oct 25, 2008 2:52 am

You can choose which payment types are available based on the geo zone of the customer. This of course assumes their delivery area uses their payment method.
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Post by jitender » Sun Oct 26, 2008 1:07 am

no like see my problem with paypal didnot get helped,

so like i want something this way in india if someone wants to pay using INR, he should only have 'cash on delivery' but if it is us currency paypal must be enabled

our services are actually from US to India, a person from US orders a product and pays
the product gets delivered to friend in INDIA

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Post by Qphoria » Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:18 pm

bruce wrote: The currency list presented by the payment extension admin represents all of the currencies in which the provider (paypal in this case) will accept a payment. The user can select one or more from that list for use by their store.

Personally, I think the lookup/fallback in paypal.php is back to front. The payments should always be in the store currency unless the store currency is not supported by the payment gateway. Only then should the system resort to converting the currency amounts. I say this because the conversion is done using internal static data from the currency table which may be out of date and inaccurate. This then leads to need for the currency converter contribution and regular updating via that mechanism.

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Would it ever be possible to use a currency that your store doesn't offer? Currently the payment systems use a hardcoded list of currencies, which is loosely based on the currencies that the payment provider offers. But what is the point of the payment supporting "SEK" if your store doesn't send it that way?

I think it would make more sense for the payment list to show all of the supported store currencies dynamically, and then its up to the store owner to research which offered currencies are supported by the payment provider, and choose only those.
This could then also govern if a certain payment processor is available based on whether or not the currency in use is one of the selected currencies (which I think would help jitenders problem)

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