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Hi, All,

We want to seperate domestic and foreign contributions.
Is it possible to use one payment processor to handle domestic contribution and another one to deal with foreign contribution, say one from Europe using Euro?
Any thought is welcome. Thanks in advance for your help.

Emilyf,

Thanks a lot for your advice.
I'm contemplating on using Paypal Website Payments Pro and writing a new payment processor to deal with my problem.
Could you advice which files I should look into for current Paypal Website Payments Pro plugin?
I believe there is an available plugin for Paypal WPP but I don't know which files is used?
I found the following php file that are related to Paypal but I'm not sure about it. Need your kindly advice. Thanks a lot.

~/civicrm/CRM/Core/Payment
PayPalProIPN.php
PayPalIPN.php
PayPalImpl.php

If your payment processor can handle multiple currency you might be able to use the payment processor hook to adjust the currency field being sent in the XML to the payment processor

It turned out that I used three payment processors for EUR, GBP and USD and all the code were from PayPalImpl.php.
So that users can choose payment processors based on currency.

1. I created three payment processors based on PayPalImpl.php and changed currencyCode field to EUR, GBP, and USD

    function doDirectPayment( &$params, $component = 'contribute' ) {
        $args = array( );

        $this->initialize( $args, 'DoDirectPayment' );

        $args['paymentAction']  = $params['payment_action'];
        $args['amt']            = $params['amount'];
        $args['currencyCode']   = "EUR";
        $args['invnum']         = $params['invoiceID'];
        $args['ipaddress']      = $params['ip_address'];
        $args['creditCardType'] = $params['credit_card_type'];
        $args['acct']           = $params['credit_card_number'];
        $args['expDate']        = sprintf( '%02d', $params['month'] ) . $params['year'];
...

2. Insert one record for each payment processor to table "civicrm_payment_processor_type" in database

INSERT INTO `civicrm_payment_processor_type` (`name`, `title`, `description`, `is_active`, `is_default`, `user_name_label`, `password_label`, `signature_label`, `subject_label`, `class_name`, `url_site_default`, `url_api_default`, `url_recur_default`, `url_button_default`, `url_site_test_default`, `url_api_test_default`, `url_recur_test_default`, `url_button_test_default`, `billing_mode`, `is_recur`) VALUES ('Paypal-EUR', 'PayPal - Website Payments Pro for EUR', 'PayPal - Website Payments Pro for EUR', 1, 0, 'User Name', 'Password', 'Signature', NULL, 'Payment_PayPalImplEUR',  'https://www.paypal.com/', 'https://api-3t.paypal.com/','https://www.paypal.com/', 'https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_xpressCheck', 'https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/', 'https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/', 'https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/', 'https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_xpressCheck', 3, 1);

3. Configure username, password and signature for each payment processor in CiviCRM

In this way, each payment processor handles transactions in one currency and routes money to one merchant account. So you can actually have three payment processors, each links to different merchant accounts, no matter it's domestic or international. And you can also choose different currency for contribution page or event using different payment processors.

This may not the best way to do it. But I think it's the fastest way to do it. ^^