The handling cost that the seller has charged for the order line item. This field is only returned after checkout is complete.

The value of this field is returned as zero dollars (0.0) if the seller did not specify a handling cost for the listing.

The shipping cost paid by the buyer for the order line item. This field is only returned after checkout is complete.

This value indicates the dollar amount by which the buyer has adjusted the the total cost of the sales transaction. Adjustments to sales transaction costs may include shipping and handling, buyer discounts, or added services. A positive amount indicates the amount is an extra charge being paid to the seller by the buyer. A negative value indicates this amount is a credit given to the buyer by the seller.

This field is always returned, even if there was no cost adjustment to the sales transaction. Its value will just be '0.0' if there was no cost adjustment.

The total amount the buyer paid for the order line item. This amount includes all costs such as item cost, shipping/handling charges, and sales tax that is applied to the order by the seller. If the seller allowed the buyer to change the total for an order, the buyer is able to change the total up until the time when Checkout status is Complete. Determine whether the buyer changed the amount by retrieving the order line item data and comparing the AmountPaid value to what the seller expected. If multiple order line items between the same buyer and seller have been combined into a 'Combined Invoice' order, the AmountPaid value returned for each line item in the order reflects the total amount paid for the entire order, and not for the individual order line item. In a GetItemTransactions or GetSellerTransactions call, you can determine which order line items belong to the same 'Combined Invoice' order by checking to see if the ContainingOrder.OrderID value is the same.

Note: As of November 2019, for orders subject to eBay 'Collect and Remit' taxes, PayPal has begun distributing order funds to the seller's account with the sales tax included. eBay 'Collect and Remit' tax includes US sales tax for numerous states, and 'Good and Services' tax that is applicable to Australian and New Zealand sellers. This 'Collect and Remit' tax amount for the order will be included in the AmountPaid value. To determine if 'Collect and Remit' taxes were added into AmountPaid value, the user can check for the Transaction.eBayCollectAndRemitTaxes.TaxDetails and the Transaction.Taxes.TaxDetails containers in the response. If both of these containers appear in the response with a TaxDetails.TaxDescription value of SalesTax (in US) or GST (in Australia or New Zealand), the tax amount that the buyer paid is in this amount.

Sellers should be aware that the sales tax that the buyer pays for the order will initially be included when the order funds are distributed to their PayPal account, but that PayPal will pull out the sales tax amount shortly after the payment clears, and will distribute the sales tax to the appropriate taxing authority. Previous to this change, PayPal would strip out the 'Collect and Remit' tax before distributing order funds to the seller's account.

This logic change does not apply to sellers who are in eBay managed payments, so the amount in this field will never reflect any 'Collect and Remit' tax, even if the order is subject to 'Collect and Remit' tax.

Indicates whether or not the sales transaction resulted from the seller accepting a Best Offer (or Counter Offer) from a buyer.

Boolean value indicating whether or not an order line item is part of a bundle purchase using Product Configurator.

Container consisting of user and shipping details for the order's buyer. To be returned by GetItemsAwaitingFeedback the seller must be the one making the request.

For GetOrders, GetOrderTransactions, and GetItemTransactions only: If using Trading WSDL Version 1019 or above, this container will only be returned to the buyer or seller, and no longer returned at all to third parties. If using a Trading WSDL older than Version 1019, real data is only returned to the buyer or seller, and dummy/masked data will be returned to all third parties.

This field is returned if a buyer left a comment for the seller during the left by buyer during the checkout flow.

For GetItemTransactions only: If using Trading WSDL Version 1019 or above, this field will only be returned to the buyer or seller, and no longer returned at all to third parties. If using a Trading WSDL older than Version 1019, real data is only returned to the buyer or seller, and a string value of Unavailable will be returned to all third parties.

For the Australia site, BuyerGuaranteePrice is the PayPal Buyer Protection coverage, offered for the item at the time of purchase. Details of coverage are in the following sections of the View Item page: the Buy Safely section and the Payment Details section.

Display message from buyer. This field holds transient data that is only being returned in Checkout-related notifications.

This container is returned in GetOrders (and other order management calls) if the 'Pay Upon Invoice' option is being offered to the buyer, and the seller is including payment instructions in the shipping package(s) for the order. The 'Pay Upon Invoice' option is only available on the Germany site.

Specifies the paid status of the order.

This field is no longer applicable as Shopping.com listings are no longer created or managed with eBay APIs.

This field is returned if the IncludeCodiceFiscale flag is included in the request and set to true, and if the buyer has provided this value at checkout time.

This field is only applicable to buyers on the Italy and Spain sites. The Codice Fiscale number is unique for each Italian and Spanish citizen and is used for tax purposes.

This container is returned in a GetItemTransactions or GetSellerTransactions response if the IncludeContainingOrder field is included in the call request payload and set to 'true'. This container will be returned whether the order line item is the only line item in the order, or if the order has multiple line items.

Note: The new OrderLineItemCount field is automatically returned if the user is using Version 1113 of the Trading WSDL (or newer, as versions roll out). If the user is using Versions 1107 or 1111 of the Trading WSDL, the OrderLineItemCount field will only be returned if the user includes the X-EBAY-API-COMPATIBILITY-LEVEL HTTP header and sets its value to 1113. If a user is using a Trading WSDL older than 1107, the OrderLineItemCount field will not be returned.

This field shows the converted value of AdjustmentAmount in the currency of the site that returned the response. Refresh this value every 24 hours to pick up the current conversion rates.

This field is always returned, even if there was no cost adjustment to the sales transaction. Its value will just be '0.0' if there was no cost adjustment. This value should be the same as the value in AdjustmentAmount if the eBay listing site and the site that returned the response are the same, or use the same currency.

This field shows the converted value of AmountPaid in the currency of the site that returned the response. Refresh this value every 24 hours to pick up the current conversion rates.

This field is always returned for paid orders. This value should be the same as the value in AmountPaid if the eBay listing site and the site that returned the response are the same, or use the same currency.

Note: As of November 2019, for orders subject to eBay 'Collect and Remit' taxes, PayPal has begun distributing order funds to the seller's account with the sales tax included. eBay 'Collect and Remit' tax includes US sales tax for numerous states, and 'Good and Services' tax that is applicable to Australian and New Zealand sellers. This 'Collect and Remit' tax amount for the order will be included in the ConvertedAmountPaid value. To determine if 'Collect and Remit' taxes were added into ConvertedAmountPaid value, the user can check for the Transaction.eBayCollectAndRemitTaxes.TaxDetails and the Transaction.Taxes.TaxDetails containers in the response. If both of these containers appear in the response with a TaxDetails.TaxDescription value of SalesTax (in US) or GST (in Australia or New Zealand), the tax amount that the buyer paid is in this amount.

Sellers should be aware that the sales tax that the buyer pays for the order will initially be included when the order funds are distributed to their PayPal account, but that PayPal will pull out the sales tax amount shortly after the payment clears, and will distribute the sales tax to the appropriate taxing authority. Previous to this change, PayPal would strip out the 'Collect and Remit' tax before distributing order funds to the seller's account.

This logic change does not apply to sellers who are in eBay managed payments, so the amount in this field will never reflect any 'Collect and Remit' tax, even if the order is subject to 'Collect and Remit' tax.

This field shows the converted value of TransactionPrice in the currency of the site that returned the response. Refresh this value every 24 hours to pick up the current conversion rates.

This field is always returned for sales transactions. This value should be the same as the value in TransactionPrice if the eBay listing site and the site that returned the response are the same, or use the same currency.

This timestamp indicates date/time when the sales transaction occurred. A sales transaction is created when there is a commitment to buy, or when the buyer purchases the item through a 'Buy it Now' option. For auction listings, a sales transaction is created when that listing ends with a high bidder whose bid meets or exceeds the Reserve Price (if set). For a fixed-price listing or a 'Buy It Now' auction listing, a sales transaction is created once the buyer clicks the Buy button.

This value indicates whether or not the seller requires a deposit for the purchase of a motor vehicle. This field is only applicable to motor vehicle listings that require an initial deposit. For these listings, its value is returned as 'OtherMethod'. For any other type of listing, its value is returned as 'None'.

This container is only returned by GetOrders and other order management calls if the buyer purchased a digital gift card for themselves, or is giving the digital gift card to someone else as a gift (in this case, the Gift boolean field will be returned with a value of true). The DigitalDeliverySelected container consists of information related to the digital gift card order line item, including the delivery method, delivery status, and recipient of the gift card (either the buyer, or another individual that is receiving the gift card as a gift from the buyer.

This field is deprecated.

This boolean field is returned as true if the line item is subject to a tax (US sales tax or Australian Goods and Services tax) that eBay will collect and remit to the proper taxing authority on the buyer's behalf. This field is also returned if false (not subject to eBay Collect and Remit). An eBayCollectAndRemitTaxes container is returned if the order line item is subject to such a tax, and the type and amount of this tax is displayed in the eBayCollectAndRemitTaxes.TaxDetails container.

Australian 'Goods and Services' tax (GST) is automatically charged to buyers outside of Australia when they purchase items on the eBay Australia site. Sellers on the Australia site do not have to take any extra steps to enable the collection of GST, as this tax is collected by eBay and remitted to the Australian government. For more information about Australian GST, see the Taxes and import charges help topic.

As of April 1, 2020, buyers in 40 US states will automatically be charged sales tax for eBay purchases, and are subject to eBay Collect and Remit Tax. eBay will collect and remit this sales tax to the proper taxing authority on the buyer's behalf. Sellers do not have to take any extra steps to enable the collection of this sales tax. If the seller is employing a Sales Tax Table for the listing, and a sales tax rate is established for a state that is subject to 'eBay Collect and Remit', this sales tax rate will be ignored by eBay. For a list of the US states that are or will become subject to 'eBay Collect and Remit Tax' (and effective dates), see the eBay sales tax collection help topic.

This container is returned if the order line item is subject to a tax (US sales tax or Australian Goods and Services tax) that eBay will collect and remit to the proper taxing authority on the buyer's behalf. The type of tax will be shown in the TaxDetails.Imposition and TaxDetails.TaxDescription fields, and the amount of this tax will be displayed in the TaxDetails.TaxAmount field.

Australian 'Goods and Services' tax (GST) is automatically charged to buyers outside of Australia when they purchase items on the eBay Australia site. Sellers on the Australia site do not have to take any extra steps to enable the collection of GST, as this tax is collected by eBay and remitted to the Australian government. For more information about Australian GST, see the Taxes and import charges help topic.

As of April 1, 2020, buyers in 41 US states will automatically be charged sales tax for eBay purchases. eBay will collect and remit this sales tax to the proper taxing authority on the buyer's behalf. Sellers do not have to take any extra steps to enable the collection of this sales tax. If the seller is employing a Sales Tax Table for the listing, and a sales tax rate is established for a state that is subject to 'eBay Collect and Remit', this sales tax rate will be ignored by eBay. For a list of the US states that will become subject to 'eBay Collect and Remit' (and effective dates), see the eBay sales tax collection help topic.

The generated eBay payment ID used by the buyer when he/she chooses electronic transfer as payment method for paying the seller. This field is only applicable to the eBay Germany site (Site ID 77).

If true, the buyer of the order line item has a eBay Plus program subscription, and is eligible to receive the benefits of this program, such as fast, free shipping and free returns. Top-Rated eBay sellers must opt in to eBay Plus to be able offer the program on qualifying listings. Sellers must commit to next-day delivery of those items.

Note: Currently, eBay Plus is available only to buyers in Germany and Australia.

A unique identifier for an eBay order in the new eBay REST API model. ExtendedOrderID values will be used to identify orders in REST-based APIs, including the Post-Order API and the Fulfillment API.

For GetOrders, GetOrderTransactions, and GetItemTransactions only: If using Trading WSDL Version 1019 or above, this field will only be returned to the buyer or seller, and no longer returned at all to third parties. If using a Trading WSDL older than Version 1019, the correct Order ID is returned to the buyer or seller, but a dummy Order ID value of 1000000000000 will be returned to all third parties.

Note: As of June 2019, eBay has changed the format of order identifier values, and this new format is relevant to both legacy and REST API-based order ID fields. The new format is a non-parsable string, globally unique across all eBay marketplaces, and consistent for both single line item and multiple line item orders. Unlike in the past, instead of just being known and exposed to the seller, these unique order identifiers will also be known and used/referenced by the buyer and eBay customer support.

For developers and sellers who are already integrated with the Trading API's order management calls, this change shouldn't impact your integration unless you parse the existing order identifiers (e.g., OrderID or OrderLineItemID), or otherwise infer meaning from the format (e.g., differentiating between a single line item order versus a multiple line item order). Because we realize that some integrations may have logic that is dependent upon the old identifier format, eBay is rolling out this Trading API change with version control to support a transition period of approximately 9 months before applications must switch to the new format completely.

During the transition period, for developers/sellers using a Trading WSDL older than Version 1113, they can use the X-EBAY-API-COMPATIBILITY-LEVEL HTTP header in API calls to control whether the new or old OrderID format is returned in call response payloads. To get the new OrderID format, the value of the X-EBAY-API-COMPATIBILITY-LEVEL HTTP header must be set to 1113. During the transition period and even after, the new and old OrderID formats will still be supported/accepted in all Trading API call request payloads. After the transition period (which will be announced), only the new OrderID format will be returned in all Trading API call response payloads, regardless of the Trading WSDL version used or specified compatibility level.
Note: For sellers integrated with the new order ID format, please note that the identifier for an order (for OrderID and ExtendedOrderID) will change as it goes from unpaid to paid status. Sellers can check to see if an order has been paid by looking for a value of 'Complete' in the CheckoutStatus.Status field in the response of GetOrders or GetOrderTransactions call, or in the Status.CompleteStatus field in the response of GetItemTransactions or GetSellerTransactions call. Sellers should not fulfill orders until buyer has made payment.

Container consisting of payment details for an eBay sales transaction, including an identifier for the monetary transaction and a field to express any fees or credits applied to the monetary transaction. This field is only returned after payment for the order has occurred.

For GetItemTransactions only: If using Trading WSDL Version 1019 or above, this field will only be returned to the buyer or seller, and no longer returned at all to third parties. If using a Trading WSDL older than Version 1019, the real transaction identifier is only returned to the buyer or seller, and a string value of Unavailable will be returned to all third parties.

Note: The MonetaryDetails container also shows payment information for the order. In the future, it is possible that the ExternalTransaction container will be deprecated, so you are encouraged to start using MonetaryDetails as soon as possible.