When You Get the PayPal Error Code Unprocessable_Entity SOLVED
Online stores using PayPal as their primary payment method may occasionally experience validation errors. This message from PayPal informs the seller there is an issue with a specific transaction and includes information regarding why. They usually contain suggestions as to what should be done next – in this article we discuss what should happen when receiving PayPal error code unprocessable_entity.
This message indicates that PayPal has declined your transaction because it doesn’t meet their requirements, such as having insufficient funds in their account, too much spending at once or being flagged for fraud. When encountering such an error message it is crucial that you contact customer support so they can assist in solving it quickly.
Transaction was declined because it did not match your configured autocapture settings. Please check both your PayPal Connector settings and those found within your PayPal Merchant Account to ensure they match. In addition, try paying with another method such as credit or Nintendo eShop Prepaid Cards until further investigation can be completed if this error persists. Should it continue occurring please reach out to PayPal customer support with error code number/inquiry number displayed with this error message for assistance.
UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY . The API cannot complete the requested action, or the request action is semantically incorrect or fails business validation. The API cannot complete the requested action and might require interaction with APIs or processes outside of the current request.
PaymentMethod in Merchant Area was not set up correctly for your country, causing automatic capture processes to fail. Verify that both billing and shipping countries match. It could also be possible that shoppers have both PayPal balances in one currency but separate ACH bank accounts in another causing issues with capture processes – contact your bank immediately for help with solving this problem.
PayPal cannot process this transaction due to insufficient funds in your account or issues with the shopper’s account, possibly caused by high volumes of activity at PayPal or due to being flagged for fraud prevention purposes.
Your PayPal account is either not active, or does not contain the appropriate billing and shipping information for the shopper. Check to make sure all addresses and other data is correct before reaching out directly to them to ensure access is available to them.
Result code 126 indicates that the transaction triggered a fraud filter and requires further review. This is normal for new PayPal accounts and should be taken care of quickly in order to prevent further complications.
The AdyenGivingAccount could not be found, could not be retrieved, or no longer exists. Please ensure the value provided in requestData is unique or choose another value for it to create the AdyenGivingAccount.
You can have the customer visit PayPal’s Contact Customer Service page for help resolving this issue.
