Thanks Nizam, but Woocommerce does not support multi-seller and you solved it, so it is better to solve this also or at least say we’ll try rather than saying it is not possible, there should be a way to make it possible. You created the problem in Dokan by supporting multi-seller, so you have to solve it hahaha :).

Tareq, there is nothing special in the paypal transactions list, this is what i see for the items that were in the same order:

JUL 29 2014   eBay - Synergy Fulfillment Services Inc     - $0.78 USD
JUL 29 2014   eBay - shen zhen song hua dian zi ke ji     - $7.26 USD
JUL 29 2014   eBay - 高 汉华                               - $17.20 USD

For the process, it is the same as woocommerce, i first added the items to the cart then view the cart and click on Checkout, it will take me to paypal where i see the logo of Ebay and a one total amount of all the orders i click pay and it is done.

You can see how is this explained in the PayPal API, and i think the one that you are after is called
Parallel Payment. See it here: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/adaptive-payments/integration-guide/APIntro/

May be you should try this yourself try to by two items or three of 1$ each and see how it happen.

For woocommerce orders, I think there is another solution that you can do, try only creating separate orders and do not create any parent order (Ebay does not create parent order) because this parent order will make your plugin incompatible with any other plugin that do further treatment on the created order. Think of FreshBooks plugin for example, which will automatically create an invoice in the FreshBook account of the store owner, it will certainly not work with the Dokan plugin because it will only see the parent order.

See in this screenshot how ebay splits the cart view by seller: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bnozsh4bx1aiu3i/ebay-checkout.jpg?dl=0

You can do them for woocommerce cart by personalizing it to group items by seller.
If the buyer chooses to pay only one seller then you create only one order and pay it, and remove the paid items from the cart but let others from other sellers in the cart.
If the seller pays all items then you should use the filter woocommerce_create_order in the function create_order() of the class WC_Checkout (file includes/class-wc-checkout.php line 161)
You create one suborder per seller then create the main order and make it the parent order and return its id, that way, Woocommerce won’t create any order. you can see how that function ( WC_Checkout.create_order() ) is coded to use the same logic.

You should also consider using myCred.me it is extensible and potential. you can create multiple kinds ofpoints and it can be even used as a payment gateway.

What does it mean when you mark a post as Resolved? does mean you talked about it? or you implemented it? or planned it?

Thanks, I hope that booth of you will cooperate on that, it will be a nice thing.

The minimum withdrawal will be on top of the escrow system. With the escrow system the seller will see two kinds of balances, the balance of pending payments, and the balance of completed payments. the seller should not be able to withdraw from the pending balance even if it is bigger than the minimum withdrawal.

I have discussed this with the developer of MyCred plugin (http://mycred.me/support/forums/topic/escrow-and-paiment-chaining-for-woocommerce-marketplace) and he has done a very nice work on it, you can discuss with him to make your plugins compatible with each other and you can reference each other in your sites to get mutual benefit.

I really hope that Dokan will support MyCred as an in-site bank like paypal, and also as a points system for affiliates and encourage buyers to get their friends in the marketplace and receive points that can be used for discount coupons.