Sellers should wait to have the confirmation that the e-check has been “Completed” or “Cancelled” before shipping the order. For example, e-checks can take up to 6 business days to clear and for the money to appear in the recipient’s PayPal account or to be canceled because of the buyer’s insufficient funds. P lease always check the communication received from your payment provider. Receiving a payment completed notification from Discogs is only the first step. Īuxiliary payment methods not supported by PayPal, such as Bank Transfer, Cash, Check, Skrill, etc, will no longer be available in your Discogs shop after you onboard the PayPal payments solution. Processing fees for these Alternate Payment Methods can be found here. Local bank transfer options will be available to buyers in selected countries and will be processed by PayPal. Buyers can make payment with or without a PayPal account. If you wish to change your listing currency on Discogs, you can do so in your Seller Settings.īuyers will be able to check out using PayPal, credit card, debit card, and in selected countries, local payment options will become available. If you wish to remain transacting in the currency you always have, you can continue to do so without problem. If your currency on Discogs does not match your currency in PayPal, a pop-up box will appear asking which currency you wish to use on Discogs. So long as the currency in your PayPal account matches your currency on Discogs, there is nothing you need to “set” when onboarding. You don’t need to make any changes to your existing PayPal account. Yes, even if you already have your PayPal account saved in your Seller Settings on Discogs, you’ll be required to onboard the PayPal payments solution to enable immediate payments with the selling fee and taxes deducted.Īll you need to do is click the ‘ Connect to PayPa l’ button now available in your Discogs Seller Settings to onboard in minutes. Access my email and location information for purposes of linking with my PayPal account for integration.Initiate a refund for a specific transaction.Search through and access corresponding transaction data.Initiate steps to authorize and capture my customers’ payments.Use PayPal to process my customers’ payments.When connecting, you’ll see the following agreement: Once you login and connect your account, you provide Discogs permission to deduct the selling fee and taxes at the time of payment on an order. Once you click the Connect to PayPal button in your Seller Settings, you will be prompted to log in to your PayPal account. How do I onboard the PayPal payments solution? Will this resolve the PayPal : Discogs address discrepancy issue that some buyers and sellers have had in the past? Onboarding What protection does PayPal offer sellers? When issuing a refund, do I need to calculate and remit taxes collected on the original transaction separate to the gross amount due to the buyer?Īs a Seller, what happens to my Billing Page? Why is my refunded amount different from the original transaction value?
What is the "Partner Commission" / “Partner Fee” charge I see on my PayPal payment receipt? How will the PayPal payments solution affect Discogs selling fee? What should a seller do if an order is in the Invoice Sent status?Ĭan I merge orders after they’ve been paid for? How will order statuses change after I onboard the PayPal payments solution? How can I keep track of my Discogs orders without being able to reference invoices? Will Discogs selling fee invoices change with the PayPal payments solution? What if a buyer doesn’t have a PayPal account? What payment methods are available with the PayPal payments solution? How do I set my currency for selling on Discogs? If I already accept PayPal on Discogs, do I need to do anything? How do I onboard to the PayPal payments solution? This FAQ will be regularly updated as new questions come up. You can find more details about how the updated payments solution works and how it benefits you on the blog. Discogs is making payments simpler with the PayPal payments solution.
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