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Ingesting settlement reports for PayPal makes use of the PayPal settlement report. This report is created every 24 hours. Journal types are specified by the transaction event code (T-code) in PayPal in combination with the movement of the funds, either being DR (debit) or CR (credit). For example, the T-code T1201 with the movement DR is mapped to chargeback, while the same T-code with the movement CR is mapped to chargeback_reversal. To configure settlement reporting, a PayPal SFTP needs to be set up on the PayPal side. Please follow the guidance on how to enable the SFTP. After the SFTP is enabled, the credentials of the SFTP need to be filled out in the PayPal connector configuration in the dashboard. To set up these credentials, please go to the “Connections” tab, select the PayPal connector and navigate to the “Settlement” tab. Here settlement reporting can be enabled, after which prompts are provided to fill out the SFTP username and password. Below is the mapping of PayPal’s settlement report to the consolidated settlement report. This data is pulled from the PayPal Settlement Report.

Notes

  • Transactions with different currency and processing_currency values are presented as multiple rows in the PayPal report. They are merged into a single row in the settlement report, with applied currency conversion derived from T0200 records. Their respective raw_journal_type and payment_service_modification_reference values are concatenated to a single value in the merged row.
  • Non-customer facing journal types may have columns defaulting to 0 or empty strings.

Journal type mapping

Fields marked as not a PayPal field are populated from internal data and not from the imported payment service report.