I am building an web app allow my client to partially authorize and capture an order. As I know, Paypal does support this feature. (source: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/admin/auth-capture/#) My use case is like the following: 1. Customer places an order in my client website and approve the order. 2. My client check the stock of items in the order. My client will only authorize and capture the amount which those item is currently in stock. 3. After capturing, my client will send out the items which is in stock now 4. If the remaining items are available within 29 days, my client will capture the remaining amount of the order and send out the remaining items. 5. If the remaining are not available in the following 29 days, my client will void the remaining part of the order. e.g. There is two items in the customer's order(Total amount: $800), A($500) and B($300). If only item A is in stock now, my client would like capture $500 first and delivery item A to customer. If item B is available in the future, my client capture the remaining $300 and send out item B. What I want to know is that whether this feature is supported in REST API? From this link: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/payments/orders/#execute-order In the tutorial, I notice that I am allowed to pass amount to the v1 order authorize api. However, in the v2 order authorize api (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/orders/v2/#orders_authorize) is only allow me to authorize the whole order but not partially authorization. If this feature does not supported in REST API, can anyone provide more information to guide me how I can achieve the functions that I described above. Thanks a lot!
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