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### Listeners

The class [PMManager](http://paymill.github.io/paymill-android/docs/sdk/reference/com/paymill/android/service/PMManager.html)exposes all the functionalities of the SDK trough static methods. The methods are asynchronous, return immediately and are thread-safe. Before calling a method, you should register a listener to receive the result. There are two types of listeners:
The class [PMManager](http://paymill.github.io/paymill-android/docs/sdk/reference/com/paymill/android/service/PMManager.html) exposes all the functionalities of the SDK trough static methods. The methods are asynchronous, return immediately and are thread-safe. Before calling a method, you should register a listener to receive the result. There are two types of listeners:

- **Foreground Listeners** can be added with the `addListener()` methods. Their callbacks are executed on the UI Thread and it is safe to modify UI elements from the callbacks.
- **A BackgroundListener** is set with the `setBackgroundListener()` method. The callbacks are executed on a separate Thread. Use if for long running and/or critical operations. The execution of the callback holds the PMService in foreground mode, so make sure you return from the callback method at some point.
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