return successfully from paypal.com

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Hi all
I developed e-commerce website , and use Paypal.com website for the payment process ,
How do I know that the customer has successfully completed the payment transaction ?
I created a return page for success, but the customer can be requeste it directly !
What is the best strategy to do this ?

best regards

Posted 10-Jun-13 19:06pm

ocean99

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-10T20:49:00

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1. "Payment Process" section in Use of the PayPal payment system in ASP.NET[^]

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Description of Main Parameters
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return:- This is the URL where user will be redirected after the payment is successfully performed. If this parameter is not passed, the buyer remains on the PayPal site.

2. PostPayment Processing [AutoReturn][^]

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AutoReturn is the simplest PostPayment processing solution that you have - after the user pays, he is automatically* redirected to a specified page on your website on which you can display some confirmation text. If you carefully went through "HTML Variables for Website Payments Standard", you know that you can use a return variable to specify