PayPal + Finero
Offer PayPal as a one-click payment method on Finero's hosted invoice pages. Without making PayPal your primary processor.
Removes friction for buyers who default to PayPal for B2B, while keeping your settled funds and reporting on your main processor.
How Finero uses PayPal
Keep your existing PayPal merchant agreement and payment provider relationship.
When an invoice falls due, Finero coordinates collection through PayPal.
Buyers pay through provider-hosted payment pages powered by PayPal.
PayPal settlement files are matched to invoices and posted to your ERP without manual work.
What PayPal means for B2B invoices
Choosing a processor for consumer checkout and choosing one for invoices on terms are different problems. Our buyer’s framework covers the general case. Here is where PayPal lands on it.
Level 2 and Level 3 interchange data
PayPal does not publish a standalone Level 2 or Level 3 position for its core product. If commercial card interchange matters to you, confirm it with PayPal directly or look at Braintree, which does expose Level 3 through its API.
Getting large invoices off cards
PayPal balance and Pay Later cover the buyer side rather than bank debit, so pair it with an ACH-capable rail for larger invoices.
Where PayPal is the right answer
Sellers whose buyers ask for PayPal specifically, usually smaller-ticket or cross-border B2B.
FAQ: Finero with PayPal
Do we keep our PayPal fees?
Where do funds settle?
Can we switch processors later?
Does PayPal support Level 2 and Level 3 data?
How do bank payments work on PayPal?
What about multi-currency on PayPal?
Is PayPal the right processor for our B2B invoices?
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