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PayPal’s (Partially) Open Platform to Usher in New Payment Models & Apps
Tuesday, November 3, 2009Scott Thompson, president, PayPal
PayPal is opening up substantial parts of its global transactional engine, extending the open platform dubbed “PayPal X,” company executives announced this morning at PayPal’s X Innovate 2009 developer conference in San Francisco. PayPal developers and users now have access to a slew of new APIs, ranging from an extended version of the Adaptive Payments API that P...
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