[MaxenceTP]

Hello,

If I understood correctly, with your plugin the client makes a transaction to the admin and a transaction to the seller. The admin pays the fixed fee of a paypal transaction + a variable part according to the amount received; same thing for the seller.

The sum of the variable commissions remains the same, but compared to Paypal Checkout we pay 1 fixed fee more per transaction. Is it technically possible to reduce these fees?
Or is it possible that these fees are charged to the seller?
I have a lot of commissions that will be in the range of 30/50 cents, and paypal’s fixed commission is about 30 cents. How do I get a commission in this case? It is approximately zero at the moment.

Thanks for your help

[MaxenceTP]

Or is it possible to group the transactions for the seller or for the admin so that the fixed costs are only paid once in a while?

[MVX Support Ninja]

Maxence, when the customer will pay for an order, it will send admin its money and the vendor its money.

Now it’s up to PayPal how much they will deduct for each transaction. WCMp doesn’t control the PayPal fee.

However, you can use our settings Gateway Charge to get back your admin transaction fee. For further help, please do check this doc : https://multivendorx.com/knowledgebase/payment/#nav-9

[MaxenceTP]

I have seen your Gateway Charge system, but you have to enter a fixed amount + a variable part. However with Paypal, the fixed amount depends on the buyer’s country, payment method etc. So it is not possible to have something precise.

Is it possible to get this value from the paypal API rather than predefining an amount that will not be the right one?

[MVX Support Ninja]

@MaxenceTP, it is definitely possible i.e. get this value from the paypal API

But as this is not by default supported hence you have to do some custom code and add this modification in your site. If you have any developer, ask them to contact us so we can help you out with the coding procedure.
Alternatively, you may hire our service team (https://multivendorx.com/custom-development/) so they can add this feature in your site.

[MaxenceTP]

I would be interested in getting some help to make this thing.
I know PHP but I don’t know the hooks and functions of WCMP or the Paypal API

[MVX Support Ninja]

@MaxenceTP, in that case we would recommend you to consult with a developer, as this requires good amount of coding.

Or you may hire our experts from this link : https://multivendorx.com/custom-development/

[MaxenceTP]

I made a request to your team, but it doesn’t seem that complicated to do and I could do so with some guidelines.

Can you tell me :
– How to get this value from the paypal API
– What file/variable should be replaced with this value to replace the fixed fee amount? This way I only use the fixed fee system, but it actually depends on the transaction so it’s perfect

[Raju The Cool Guy]

Hi,
– How to get this value from the PayPal API >>>>>>
Sorry!! we have no idea how to fetch this dynamic value from PayPal. Paypal might have some API doc for this. Please ask PayPal. They will share the API doc with you.
– What file/variable should be replaced with >>>>>
To modify the gateway charge you can check this file — https://github.com/wcmarketplace/dc-woocommerce-multi-vendor/blob/master/classes/class-wcmp-payment-gateway.php
Thanks

[MaxenceTP]

Thanks for your help.
Just to be sure, how can I overwrite the gateway_charge() into my child theme ?

[Raju The Cool Guy]

You can’t override gateway charge.

You have to add your own custom code in the function.php, to tweak the gateway charge calculation.

[MaxenceTP]

What do you means by tweak ?
Do I have to overwrite the function gateway_charge() or the setting “gateway_charge_fixed_with_***” ?

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

We already replied the same over this thread : https://multivendorx.com/support-forum/topic/error-with-wcmp-paypal-marketplace/#post-126780
Kindly maintain one thread while communicating with us. It will help us to get all the information at one place and reduce the redundancy.

Looking forward your co operation.

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