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P11-101 PayPal Certified Developer- Payments

Exam: P11-101 PayPal Certified Developer - Payments

Exam Details:
- Number of Questions: The exact number of questions may vary, but the test typically consists of multiple-choice questions and scenario-based questions.
- Time: Candidates are usually given a specific time duration to complete the exam.

Course Outline:
The P11-101 PayPal Certified Developer - Payments course is designed for developers who work with the PayPal payment platform. The course provides knowledge and skills required to integrate and utilize PayPal's payment solutions effectively. The course outline includes the following topics:

1. Introduction to PayPal Payments
- Overview of PayPal payment solutions and services
- Understanding PayPal payment APIs and integration options
- Setting up a PayPal developer account and sandbox environment

2. PayPal Payment Methods
- Exploring different payment methods supported by PayPal
- Understanding the characteristics and use cases of each payment method
- Implementing payment methods such as PayPal Express Checkout, PayPal Payments Standard, and PayPal Payments Pro

3. Payment Integration and APIs
- Overview of PayPal REST APIs and SDKs
- Implementing API calls for payment processing, refunds, and cancellations
- Handling recurring payments and subscription-based services

4. Payment Security and Fraud Prevention
- Understanding PayPal's security features and best practices
- Implementing payment security measures such as tokenization and encryption
- Mitigating fraud risks and utilizing PayPal's fraud prevention tools

5. Payment Notifications and Webhooks
- Configuring and handling PayPal's Instant Payment Notification (IPN)
- Implementing webhooks to receive real-time payment notifications
- Managing payment status updates and handling asynchronous events

Exam Objectives:
The P11-101 test aims to assess candidates' knowledge and skills in integrating and utilizing PayPal's payment solutions. The test objectives include:

1. Understanding PayPal's payment methods and their features.
2. Implementing PayPal payment APIs for payment processing and transaction management.
3. Ensuring payment security and implementing fraud prevention measures.
4. Configuring and handling payment notifications and asynchronous events.
5. Demonstrating proficiency in using PayPal's sandbox environment for testing and development.

Exam Syllabus:
The test syllabus covers the following topics:

- Introduction to PayPal Payments
- PayPal Payment Methods
- Payment Integration and APIs
- Payment Security and Fraud Prevention
- Payment Notifications and Webhooks

Candidates are expected to have a deep understanding of these syllabus and demonstrate their ability to integrate PayPal's payment solutions into various applications and systems. The test assesses their knowledge, problem-solving skills, and ability to utilize PayPal's payment APIs effectively to facilitate secure and reliable online transactions.
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Killexams : Mobile game developers drive in-game payments via PayPal

Mobile game developers Gamesoul Studios and Pierrox are integrating PayPal to drive in-application content purchases via Android.

The game developers integrated features such as online leader boards and player challenges into their mobile offerings using social gaming platform Scoreloop’s software development kit. Gamesoul and Pierrox monetize the challenge feature by letting players bet on the outcome of matches using virtual currency purchased from the Scoreloop platform.

“The largest hurdle for in-game transactions is accessibility,” said Nicole DeMeo, spokeswoman at Scoreloop, San Francisco. “Once a player makes the decision to purchase a virtual good, it needs to be easy for them to do.

“PayPal is a natural option as many players already have accounts and this makes the process that much more straightforward,” she said.

Scoreloop claims to be the leading social gaming platform on Android, reaching 190 countries and managing over 200 million accounts.

Monetizing social gaming
In additon to the challenge features, Scoreloop’s social gaming platform lets developers introduce premium features such as additional levels and virtual goods.

They can monetize these features by requiring players to purchase and use Scoreloop “coins” to unlock the extra functionalities.

Here is a screen grab of a Scoreloop coin-purchasing screen:

Pierrox integrated Scoreloop’s social gaming platform into its Mini Golf’oid game, which lets mobile users play rounds of miniature golf on their handhelds.

Players can hit the virtual golf ball by swiping the screen with their finger.

They can alter the trajectory by altering the direction and force of the swipe.

Scoreloop monetized the game for Pierrox by introducing a challenge mode, in which players can play matches against each other.

Each participant wagers coins purchased from Scoreloop’s platform.

Pierrox said that player challenges were an important part of motivating in-game purchases, and the process should be as painless as possible.

Here is a screengrab of a list of challenges in Mini Golf’oid:

Gamesoul also includes Scoreloop’s social challenge functionality in its Radio Ball 3D game.

The game uses the accelerometer in Android handsets to let users navigate a virtual rolling ball through obstacle courses.

Players earn points by navigating through the courses and reaching the end without losing.

Gamesoul said that PayPal was an important addition to Scoreloop’s platform.

Here is a screen grab of a challenge screen in Radio Ball 3D:

fMonetizing Android gaming apps
Consumers are becoming increasingly comfortable with purchasing virtual goods, including games, according to a study conducted by VGMarket and Playspan (see story).

The premium mobile gaming market has been booming in Apple’s App Store, led by developer EA (see story).

However, free games still dominate in Android’s Market.

“Most developers are currently monetizing their games via ad revenues, and if you look at the numbers there’s an unusually high ratio of free to paid games on the Market,” Ms. DeMeo said. “We’re offering an additional revenue stream for these developers by making the freemium model accessible and delivering the whole package – social context, downloadable content and payment solutions.”

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Killexams : PayPal powers mobile payments for iPhone, iPad app developers

PayPal, a subsidiary of eBay, announced that its Mobile Payments Library is now in open beta and available to developers everywhere the Apple App Store is available.

The Mobile Payments Library is a way to add checkout functionality for physical goods and services sold through applications on the iPhone, without having to take additional measures for keeping customers’ personal financial information secure. PayPal’s Mobile Payments Library currently supports both the iPhone and iPad, and will be available on additional platforms soon.

“Last year we transacted around $71 billion, but we were finding that the number of possibilities of how you could use PayPal were severely exceeding the number of applications PayPal could actually address in house,” said Anuj Nayar, director of global communications at PayPal, San Jose. “So we decided to take this fantastic engine we’ve built up for online payments and package it up to allow developers to build it directly into their own applications.

“That’s what the PayPal X initiative is about, moving from ecommerce to a much, much broader range of applications, from pay roll to mobile phones,” he said. “As part of that initiative, the Mobile Payments Library provides a pretty small amount of code that developers can drop it into their application to make it easy to integrate PayPal into their system to enable in-app mobile payments.

“Consumers can enter their PayPal user name and password to pay instead of entering in their entire credit or debit card number and expiration date on their handset.”

PayPal opened its Mobile Payments Library in closed beta to some U.S. developers at Macworld 2010 and the company claims feedback so far has been very positive.

“This is an incredibly important part of our PayPal X initiative,” Mr. Nayar said. “Mobile is at the vanguard of new uses cases for payments.”

Buy the bauble with Baublet
Several applications using PayPal’s Mobile Payments Library are already live.

For example, custom charms by Baublet are available in the App Store, letting users buy and ship photo charms directly from their iPhone.

With the integration of PayPal’s Mobile Payments Library, Baublet customers are able to buy these charms with their PayPal accounts without leaving the application.

“Baublet is a great application,” Mr. Nayar said. “The app lets you take a photo and you can create a charm, and in a few clicks you can buy it and send it to your mother or whoever.

“With our Mobile Payments Library, the friction point of payments has been taken care of,” he said.

Other applications that have integrated PayPal’s Mobile Payments Library include Big In Japan’s ShopSavvy and Shutterfly’s Wink.

Application developers can obtain PayPal’s Mobile Payments Library at https://www.x.com/index.jspa.

The company launched PayPal X six months ago, and it claims that it has already had thousands of developers sign up and hundreds of applications already go live.

From the launch date to the end of the first quarter of this year, March 31, PayPal claims that $30 million in total payment dollars have been processed across all of the PayPal X applications.

While the iPhone and the iPad are attractive platforms for mobile commerce, PayPal sees this as just the beginning.

“The first version of the Mobile Payments Library is for the iPhone, and it works perfectly well as an iPad developer platform as well,” Mr. Nayar said. “A lot of most innovative development seems to be happening on the iPhone and the iPad, but we will be rolling out to other mobile platforms.

“We’re definitely looking at Android, BlackBerry and Symbian,” he said.

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Killexams : Student Housing Developers Are Running Out Of Viable Markets

Without the backing of billion-dollar funds, developing student housing is like threading a needle right now — and developers are running out of needles.

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Bane Realty Capital's Neil Bane, The Michaels Organization's Michael Flanagan and KSS Architects' Petar Mattioni speak at the Bisnow Higher Education and University Development Summit on July 25.

The flood of institutional capital into the sector has flowed primarily toward universities in Power 5 athletic conferences, and longtime student housing developers like The Michaels Organization and Campus Apartments have been priced out, executives from both companies said at Bisnow’s Higher Education and University Development Summit on July 25.

On the flip side, hundreds of small colleges are at risk of going under in the next few years due to declining enrollment, further narrowing the band of appealing markets in which to operate, panelists said onstage at the DoubleTree by Hilton on South Broad Street in Philadelphia.

“There are schools out there struggling with funding and resources, and there are schools like [the University of Pennsylvania] and other Power 5 schools that are struggling with affordability,” Campus Apartments Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Miles Orth said.

Because student housing proved so resilient during the pandemic, institutionally backed or publicly owned developers are treating it as a safe bet in the Sun Belt, Michaels Executive Vice President of Development Michael Flanagan said.

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WRT's Erin Roark, The University of Pennsylvania's Ed Datz and Campus Apartments' Miles Orth

“At the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, there’s 3,500 beds coming,” Orth said. “Florida State [University], [The University of] Florida — all the markets you’d expect. We’re a little thinking about the overbuilding happening in those markets.”

To avoid that level of competition, Michaels has been searching for new markets to enter by looking for schools with enrollment growth, but without fitting the obvious demographic trends.

“Where it’s outside of the major metros and top markets, it’s very much school-dependent,” Flanagan said.

The degree to which construction has increased in price over the past three years has threatened the viability of public-private partnerships, for years a darling of discussions at student housing events, Flanagan and Orth said.

“We’re working with the university as a sponsor in a P3[-type] structure for development, and it becomes a battle between what the university would ideally like to have and the affordability question,” Flanagan said. “There quite often has to be a hatchet taken to the ideal plans just so you can deliver something.

“In the last 12 months or so, some of the conversations have been, ‘Maybe we need to put this on the shelf for 12 months or so and then figure this out.’”

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Evolution Sustainability Group President Chuck Hurchalla and HDR principal David Zaiser

Some schools’ revenue streams are no longer sufficient to fund the capital projects they envisioned even a couple of years ago, while others fight to keep housing costs down for students, Flanagan and Orth said.

The University of Pennsylvania is holding firm on affordability at a redevelopment project for its graduate students under construction right now, Penn Real Estate Executive Director Ed Datz said.

“Five or ten years ago in P3s, the developer could come back and say, ‘Oh, sorry, we can’t afford to build it at that rate, we have to charge [students] 5% higher rates,’” Datz said. 

Despite the overall health of student housing as an asset class, much of higher education is on a similar trajectory to the office market: slumping demand driving a flight to quality. For higher education, dropping enrollment can be a vicious cycle driving prospective students to larger, more stable-seeming campuses.

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Princeton University's Kyujung Whang, Drexel University's Alan Greenberger and Saxbys' Nick Bayer speak at the Bisnow Higher Education and University Development Summit in Philadelphia on July 25

“There’s been a crisis looming for a long time, and now we’re seeing it,” Saxbys CEO Nick Bayer said at the event. “We’re seeing more campuses closing, so when we look at sustainability, [it’s] from the perspective of universities sustaining their own operations.”

Perhaps the ideal spots for legacy developers are the areas around schools between 10,000 and 15,000 students. A campus with more than 15,000 students can become a magnet for the players with the deepest pockets, while one with fewer than 10,000 students isn’t eligible for financing from agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Orth said.

“There are disincentives” for developing around smaller schools, Orth said. With the sweet spot shrinking to this degree, Campus Apartments would only start a development right now if it was approached by a school for a P3.

“We have shifted from development to acquisition, but again in those larger markets, there continues to be a lot of money chasing those deals,” Orth said. “It’s difficult to compete, and in many instances, we’re not competitive.”

Mon, 31 Jul 2023 12:00:00 -0500 en text/html https://www.bisnow.com/philadelphia/news/student-housing/student-housing-developers-threading-needle-no-more-markets-120052
Killexams : Analysis-Why PayPal's Stablecoin Is Likely to Succeed Where Facebook's Libra Failed Killexams : Access Denied

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Killexams : Developer wins appeal for student accommodation scheme Killexams : Developer wins appeal for student accommodation scheme | TheBusinessDesk.com

A developer has won an appeal to build a 196-bed student accommodation block in Coventry.

Coventry City Council rejected the plans last September for the six-storey building, which would replace a disused business unit.

The scheme will be built on an industrial estate on Burnsall Road in Earlsdon.

The plans by DR2H feature self-catering studio flats, with plans for a private gym, cinema, and rooftop terrace close to the University of Warwick and Cannon Park shopping centre.

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Killexams : BNPL Sector Faces Student Loan Headwinds - Analyst Highlights Affirm, Block, and PayPal

In light of the upcoming student loan repayments, there's growing speculation about its potential ripple effect on the 'buy now, pay later' (BNPL) sector. 

Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev remains optimistic, reiterating Buy ratings on key players in the industry: Affirm Holdings, Inc AFRM with a target of $20.00Block, Inc SQ at $90.00, and PayPal Holdings, Inc PYPL with a $92.00 target.

A latest survey delving into the habits of approximately 300 active BNPL users, spanning platforms like Affirm, Afterpay/SQ, Klarna, and PayPal, unveiled that half of them are grappling with student loans. 

This demographic is potentially looking at an added annual financial burden of around $3,000, which is about 4% of their average household earnings. This scenario might present a 2% setback for the BNPL industry at large, reports.

Income Dynamics Among Borrowers: The silver lining? Those saddled with student loans reported an income surplus of $10,000 compared to their loan-free counterparts. 

This suggests that BNPL companies might have a buffer against potential credit pitfalls, courtesy of the marginally elevated earnings of student loan borrowers.

App Usage and Income Correlation: Another interesting find from the survey was the positive relationship between the number of BNPL platforms a user is on and their income bracket. 

For instance, single-app users reported an average income close to $50,000. In contrast, those spread across four platforms boasted an average income nearing $105,000.

However, it's not all rosy. A notable trend was that BNPL aficionados with student loans typically spread their wings across more platforms. On average, student loan borrowers juggled 2.5 platforms, while their counterparts without student loans stuck to 1.7. 

This dual dynamic of higher incomes potentially being offset by the 'stacking' of multiple BNPL services is worth noting.

The survey's methodology was stringent, zeroing in on four major BNPL giants and filtering out sporadic or seldom BNPL users. The objective was clear: to glean insights from the active BNPL user base, segregating student loan borrowers from the rest.

In wrapping up, the imminent student loan repayments might cast a shadow on the BNPL landscape. Yet, the elevated income brackets of borrowers and their diverse app usage might offer a cushion. But, the propensity of student loan borrowers to diversify across BNPL platforms is a looming concern.

Price Actions: AFRM shares traded lower by 3.37% at $14.61 on the last check Tuesday. PYPL shares traded lower by 3.71% at $60.90. SQ shares traded lower by 1.72% at $59.12.

Disclaimer: This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors.

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In light of the upcoming student loan repayments, there's growing speculation about its potential ripple effect on the 'buy now, pay later' (BNPL) sector. 

Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev remains optimistic, reiterating Buy ratings on key players in the industry: Affirm Holdings, Inc (NASDAQ:AFRM) with a target of $20.00, Block, Inc (NYSE: SQ) at $90.00, and PayPal Holdings, Inc (NYSE: PYPL) with a $92.00 target.

A latest survey delving into the habits of approximately 300 active BNPL users, spanning platforms like Affirm, Afterpay/SQ, Klarna, and PayPal, unveiled that half of them are grappling with student loans. 

This demographic is potentially looking at an added annual financial burden of around $3,000, which is about 4% of their average household earnings. This scenario might present a 2% setback for the BNPL industry at large, reports.

Income Dynamics Among Borrowers: The silver lining? Those saddled with student loans reported an income surplus of $10,000 compared to their loan-free counterparts. 

This suggests that BNPL companies might have a buffer against potential credit pitfalls, courtesy of the marginally elevated earnings of student loan borrowers.

App Usage and Income Correlation: Another interesting find from the survey was the positive relationship between the number of BNPL platforms a user is on and their income bracket. 

For instance, single-app users reported an average income close to $50,000. In contrast, those spread across four platforms boasted an average income nearing $105,000.

However, it's not all rosy. A notable trend was that BNPL aficionados with student loans typically spread their wings across more platforms. On average, student loan borrowers juggled 2.5 platforms, while their counterparts without student loans stuck to 1.7. 

This dual dynamic of higher incomes potentially being offset by the 'stacking' of multiple BNPL services is worth noting.

The survey's methodology was stringent, zeroing in on four major BNPL giants and filtering out sporadic or seldom BNPL users. The objective was clear: to glean insights from the active BNPL user base, segregating student loan borrowers from the rest.

In wrapping up, the imminent student loan repayments might cast a shadow on the BNPL landscape. Yet, the elevated income brackets of borrowers and their diverse app usage might offer a cushion. But, the propensity of student loan borrowers to diversify across BNPL platforms is a looming concern.

Price Actions: AFRM shares traded lower by 3.37% at $14.61 on the last check Tuesday. PYPL shares traded lower by 3.71% at $60.90. SQ shares traded lower by 1.72% at $59.12.

Disclaimer: This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors.

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