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@sleepnova, have you ensured that you replaced the client_id and email address in the SampleApp (SampleApp/src/com/paypal/example/paypalandroidsdkexample/MainActivity.java) before you deployed it to the device? The Authentication error you noticed in the logs indicate you have an invalid client_id.

If you have, then try completely uninstalling the app, and reinstalling your app. Some users have reported similar errors when updating the SDK.

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@braebot

I have replace follow two constant

private static final String CONFIG_CLIENT_ID = {USER_NAME};
private static final String CONFIG_RECEIVER_EMAIL = {EMAIL_ID};

with my Sandbox Business test account

Classic TEST API credentials
Username: {USER_NAME}

and

Account information
Email ID: {EMAIL_ID}

in my developer account. Please tell me if was doing anything wrong!

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Please double check that you're using the correct environment extra (EXTRA_PAYPAL_ENVIRONMENT). Note that there are separate client_id values for ENVIRONMENT_PRODUCTION and ENVIRONMENT_SANDBOX.

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I use ENVIRONMENT_SANDBOX!

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Ah, I see the issue (missed it the first time). From what you've provided, it appears you are using the Classic API Username instead of the application client_id. To fix, log in to developer.paypal.com, navigate to Applications > My Apps > the name of your app. Open the 'REST API CREDENTIALS ' window, and you'll see a sandbox and live client_id. Copy the appropriate id into your app.

If that does not fix your problem, then please open an issue with our support team at paypal.com/MTS , so that someone can personally verify your account configuration and SDK setup.

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Oh, ya! It works! Thank you very much. 👍

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