I don't think it would work without a bank accout.
Yes - anyone can deposit money into your Paypal account - whether they have an account or not.
No, someone cannot withdraw money from your PayPal account without your permission. PayPal has security measures in place to protect your account from unauthorized access.
Yes, it is possible to pay via PayPal without adding funds directly to that account. If you have a balance in your PayPal account, for example, if someone has sent you some money or you have sold something through an auction site and so received money into your PayPal account, this will always be taken first to pay for anything you buy using the PayPal account. If that balance doesn't cover the entire cost of your purchase, the remainder outstanding will automatically be taken from your bank or credit card, depending which you have registered to your PayPal account. The same applies if you have no money at all in PayPal.
To transfer funds from PayPal to a bank account, the user has to log into PayPal and transfer the money manually.
You have to have your paypal set up with a bank account OR a credit card so you can carry a paypal ballence yes!!
PayPal if you have a bank account and the other party has paypal.
To pay yourself with PayPal, you can transfer money from your PayPal account to your linked bank account or request a check from PayPal.
To check the balance of your PayPal account with money from 2015, log in to your PayPal account and view your transaction history to see the balance from that year.
To send money to Fidelity using PayPal, you can link your Fidelity account to your PayPal account and transfer funds electronically.
Yes, PayPal can withdraw money from your linked bank account if you have authorized them to do so.
Yes, I have received unexpected money deposited into my PayPal account.
To collect money from PayPal, you can link your bank account to your PayPal account and transfer the funds directly. You can also request a check from PayPal or use a PayPal debit card to access your funds.