See https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/orders/v2/#payee.
Methods
Payee::__construct()
Creates a payee object using constructor.
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public function __construct(string $email_address, string $merchant_id);
Example
$payee = new Payee('payee@paypal.com', 'YP568Y95AVSDY');
Payee::create()
Creates a payee object.
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public static function create(string $email_address, string $merchant_id): Payee;
Example
$payee = Payee::create('payee@paypal.com', 'YP568Y95AVSDY');
Payee::setEmailAddress()
Sets an email address on a payee object.
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public function setEmailAddress(string $email_address): self
Example
$payee = Payee::create('payee@paypal.com', 'YP568Y95AVSDY');
$payee->setEmailAddress('payee2@paypal.com');
Payee::getEmailAddress()
Gets a payee email address.
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public function getEmailAddress(): string;
Example
$payee = Payee::create('payee@paypal.com', 'YP568Y95AVSDY');
$payee->getEmailAddress() // payee@paypal.com;
Payee::setMerchantId()
Sets a merchant id on a payee object.
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public function setMerchantId(string $merchant_id): self;
Example
$payee = Payee::create('payee@paypal.com', 'YP568Y95AVSDY');
$payee->setEmailAddress('YP568Y95AVSDY');
Payee::getMerchantId()
Gets a payee merchant id.
Signature
public function getMerchantId(): ?string
Example
$payee = Payee::create('payee@paypal.com', 'YP568Y95AVSDY');
$payee->getMerchantId() // YP568Y95AVSDY;
