PayPal + StackGo
Run compliance from inside PayPal. Checks start from a record and the result lands back on the client.
PayPal publishes 9 trigger events and 3 actions on its public Zapier listing. That is what a StackGo connector would be built on.
PayPal is a fast, safe way to send money, make an online payment, receive money or set up a merchant account. With over 150 million active registered accounts, PayPal helps people and businesses receive and make payments in more than 100 currencies in 203 markets.
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What starts a check
You do not open StackGo. A change in the system starts the work, and the system stays your source of truth.
| Event | What StackGo does | What comes back |
|---|---|---|
| A new contact or customer is created | Starts identity collection | Verification status |
| A designated service is added | Runs the checks that service requires | Result and risk rating |
| Ownership or details change | Re-screens the related parties | Updated status |
What StackGo puts back on the record
A PayPal connector would write the outcome, the status and a link to the result onto the record by default. These are the fields StackGo can write on the systems it connects to today.
- Verification status
- Risk rating
- Last checked
- Report link
- Verified name
- Date of birth
- Document checked
- Screening result
- Beneficial owners
- Form responses
- Verification report (PDF)
Personal fields are off by default. What goes back to your CRM explains the default; what each field holds is set out in what “integrates with” actually means.
PayPal’s public integration surface
The rest of what PayPal exposes on Zapier, beyond the workflow. This is the raw material a connector would use.
- Billing Plan Webhooks
- Billing Subscription Webhooks
- Canceled Recurring Payment Webhooks
- Failed Payment Webhooks
- New Invoice
- Payment Capture Webhooks
- Payment Refund Webhooks
- Payment Sale Webhooks
- Recurring Payment Webhooks
- Create Invoice
- Create Payment
- Send Invoice
Names are PayPal’s own, read from its public Zapier listing on 23 October 2026.
PayPal is made by www.paypal.com. We are not affiliated with them.
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