PayPal has prepared the new APIs

During a conference for developers Innovate 2009 PayPal introduced PayPal next development platform X and converted new API, as well as a special set of tools for making the payments from the mobile applications. In July, PayPal announced that access Adaptive API Payments to other operators. This tool allows developers to integrate PayPal system to their own applications independent of whether you want to use social networking or mobile phones.

The interface has been enhanced with new features such as currency conversions in international transactions. With the tool, Pay Anyone will enable financial institutions to make online payments via PayPal and customers who do not have an account for this service.

In addition, payments can be arrange in advance, and during their implementation of the user need not be connected to the Internet. Advertised in July, the function of chain transactions passed comprehensive Beta Testing and is now working. In the case of a company from the commercial sector to set up distribution and flow of money received. This may include instances of services, implementation of which involves many actors.

Developers also provide customers the ability to transfer monies to multiple recipients in one transaction, for example, when buying more articles in various outlets through selected commercial portal. This feature also allows for the implementation of the salary transfer. Accounts Adaptive API is offered by PayPal in beta. The interface allows developers integrating their own applications for the establishment of a mechanism for PayPal account. The manufacturer promises an easy logon process of ensuring maximum data protection.

An important element of X is a platform for PayPal Mobile Payment Embedded Toolkit, which used the SDK to integrate PayPal into mobile applications. As provided by the manufacturer, with a few lines of code you can prepare the appropriate payment button. Mobile SDK is a beta status of the event and will be generally available in the first half of 2010, initially just for iPhones.