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NHCLibraryFriendsAsked on June 21, 2018 at 10:26 AM
I used one of your PayPal forms to link a non-profit organization's web page to PayPal so they can accept membership donations. When I try it out, all I see on the payment page is a login to PayPal but no option to use another credit card. Since not all our members are likely to have PayPal accounts, this will not work. I don't see a way to get the more inclusive payment page embedded in the page. Help would be appreciated?
Also, as a non-profit, we have opted to use the free version of this service. When I looked at the pricing tab I understood that we could use the free version with a limit of 100 transactions per month. But I also see a payment submissions limit of 3. What does that mean exactly?
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David JotForm SupportReplied on June 21, 2018 at 11:50 AM
After the form redirects to PayPal, if the browser detects that the user has recently logged in to a PayPal account, it will prompt the user to log in to PayPal. This is PayPal's way of trying to get users with a PayPal account to use their PayPal account to pay. If it doesn't detect that the user has recently logged in to a PayPal account, it should present the option to sign up for a PayPal account or to pay directly via credit card.
As for payment submissions, Free accounts are limited to only 3 payment submissions per month. If you are processing a payment along with the submission data, as you would be through PayPal, that counts as a payment submission each time the form is submitted with complete payment.