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# Making Payments with PayPal

[**https://helpdesk.revelator.com/support/solutions/articles/69000833968-how-to-trigger-payments-inside-revelator-pro-paypal-**](https://helpdesk.revelator.com/support/solutions/articles/69000833968-how-to-trigger-payments-inside-revelator-pro-paypal-)

**NOTE: Before you can make batch payments in Revelator with Paypal you must**

**(1) have authorization from Paypal for bulk payments via the PayPal Payouts API and** 

**(2) add PayPal Credentials To Revelator**

**see** [**Connect your Paypal Payouts API Credentials**](https://helpdesk.revelator.com/a/solutions/articles/69000828311?lang=en)**.**<br>

**In the New Dashboard**

1. Go to Payments > Unpaid
2. You will see a list of payees and their balances owed.
   1. *You’ll only see Payees who have selected PayPal as Payment Method and saved their PayPal account to their profile*
   2. There are 3 default filter values in the Unpaid Page:
      1. Greater than minimum payment
      2. Payout not blocked
      3. Account not locked
3. Select the payees you want to pay and then click on the “Review & Pay” payment action
4. This will pop up a screen where you can edit the payment, write a message to the Payees and approve the payment by clicking on Pay
5. The Payees’ balances will automatically be updated once you click on Pay.


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