Support for non-US transactions

[onexuan]

"US developers should upgrade now for more features and a better mobile experience. Non-US developers can continue to use MPL for the time being. "

I am not a US developer, I want to know it can support other country, Look forward to your reply.

[josharian]

Sorry, we don't have a specific date to announce yet.

[onexuan]

Probably？one month or two months...
Could I develop an app with new sdk? I mean that The new SDK does not support other countries to pay it? or Does It just support dollars?

I just do not understand the meaning that only support US developers.

[josharian]

I just do not understand the meaning that only support US developers.

Currently, you can only sign up and get live credentials if you live in the US.

Additionally, the SDK has not been localized, including both translations and currency support.

You are welcome to play with it in the meantime -- anyone, anywhere can use it in sandbox or mock mode.

[tomwhipple]

I've updated the title of the issue to hopefully capture the intent of this issue. We'll close this as soon as non-US transactions are supported.

[onexuan]

it is much better if you can support it as soon as possible, I know that the MPL support to pay in-app, but it support not well. I don't know It can not determine a unique user. Only get a payment ID. I can get the user ID. so How to determine the user has paid.

Maybe I need to wait for your new sdk! I am glad when I get this message, but It was depressed that it only supports US.

[nwhdeveloper]

Hi, is there any further news on when the Android SDK is going to be release for non USA developers (in particular the UK)?

Thanks

[josharian]

We know folks are anxious for this. I assure you, we will update here when we have news to share.

[onexuan]

Hi
as soon as possible

[onexuan]

Hi
is there any latest news?

[josharian]

Asking repeatedly won't make it come any faster. :)

We will update here as soon as we have any news. Until then, requests for
updates will always get the same answer.

On Saturday, August 3, 2013, onexuan wrote:

Hi
is there any latest news?

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[onexuan]

OK.

Thank you. I am ready for developing it after you release

On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 9:37 PM, Josh Bleecher Snyder <
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Asking repeatedly won't make it come any faster. :)

We will update here as soon as we have any news. Until then, requests for
updates will always get the same answer.

On Saturday, August 3, 2013, onexuan wrote:

Hi
is there any latest news?

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[onexuan]

I see the version 1.1.0 havd be release.
Does this version have supported for paying from other countries, Does it mean that end users can pay with Other currencies and not only US.

[nstCactus]

Have you read the release notes? Sadly payments in other currencies seems to be for a future release.

[onexuan]

Yes, I read it, does this version support other country people pay with U.S. dollar, I just want to make it clear!

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Have you read the release notes? Sadly payments in other currencies seems to be for a future release.

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[braebot]

@sbooob, @onexuan, nwhdeveloper, with the recently released 1.1.2 version, the PayPal Android SDK now supports multiple currencies and countries! Please see https://github.com/paypal/PayPal-Android-SDK#currencies for more details.