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PayPal is one of the world's most widely recognized and trusted payment platforms, enabling businesses and consumers to send and receive payments securely online. With over 400 million active accounts globally, PayPal supports credit and debit card payments, PayPal balance transactions, Pay Later financing, and one-click checkout — reducing friction at the point of purchase. PayPal also provides APIs for recurring billing, invoicing, and marketplace payments.
For organizations using dotCMS to build commerce-enabled pages — whether for product sales, event registrations, membership subscriptions, or gated content purchases — PayPal provides a checkout layer that visitors already know and trust. Its JavaScript SDK and APIs make it straightforward to embed payment flows into headless front-ends powered by dotCMS content, giving buyers a seamless path from content to transaction.
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