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Historical PayPal setup record

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This page preserves historical PayPal configuration screenshots and labels; it is not a current setup procedure or proof of a provider workflow, credential requirement, store availability, payment authorization, or payment result. For Ordering.co’s current PayPal integration offer and project-scoping path, see the PayPal integration page.

Historical store-configuration record​

The retained capture sequence shows a Stores navigation view.

Stores section in the Dashboard sidebar

It then shows a historical business-selection view.

Historical business-selection view in the Stores list

The next capture displays a Payment methods view with a PayPal label.

Historical Payment methods view with a PayPal label

The final store capture contains labels for Sandbox, Client ID, Secret ID, and Save. The capture does not establish the current meaning, validation, or persistence of those controls.

Historical PayPal form showing Sandbox, Client ID, Secret ID, and Save labels

Historical provider-portal record​

The source also linked to the PayPal Developer portal and preserved the following portal views. They are historical observations, not current provider instructions.

Historical PayPal Developer portal sign-in view

The next capture shows historical Sandbox and Live mode labels.

Historical PayPal Developer view with Sandbox and Live mode labels

Another capture shows a Create App label.

Historical PayPal Developer view with a Create App label

The following view contains client and secret ID labels. No credential values are reproduced in this guide.

Historical PayPal Developer view with client and secret ID labels

The last capture returns to a historical Dashboard credential form.

Historical Dashboard credential form with client and secret ID labels

Boundary​

Do not copy credentials into documentation, screenshots, messages, tickets, or source control. The historical record does not confirm authentication, successful saving, provider connectivity, checkout availability, payment authorization, settlement, refunds, or any customer result.