Ainbae Receipt Upload for WooCommerce vs Gateway for Wise on WooCommerce

Ainbae Receipt Upload for WooCommerce adds a secure upload widget to the customer-facing order detail page. When a customer pays via bank transfer (BACS), they can immediately upload a screenshot or PDF of their payment receipt, no emails, no support tickets, no guesswork. You get a clean, nonce-protected upload flow. Your customer gets instant confirmation. Your admin team gets a one-click “View Uploaded Receipt” button inside the WooCommerce order panel. How it works Customer places an order and selects Bank Transfer (BACS) as payment method. After placing the order, the receipt upload widget appears on the order detail page. Customer uploads a JPG, PNG, or PDF (max 5 MB). The file is stored privately, not in the public media library. An order note is added automatically, and the admin can view the receipt securely from the order panel. Optionally, a WhatsApp button lets customers send their receipt directly to your WhatsApp number. Optionally, For stores that want to enforce receipt uploads before order placement, the plugin can be configured to require a receipt upload before the order is created (BACS only). Features Upload receipt from order page Drag-and-drop upload with progress bar Supports JPG, PNG, PDF Admin can view receipts securely WhatsApp integration with customisable message templates Require receipt before order placement (optional) Improved admin receipt detection with automatic metadata recovery Customizable UI Who is this for? Any WooCommerce store that accepts manual bank transfers and needs a structured, traceable way to collect payment proof from customers. Common use cases include wholesale stores, local businesses, and stores in regions where card payments are less common.

Gateway for Wise on WooCommerce is a simple payment gateway that doesn’t rely on API’s. Upon placing an order with such method of payment, the bank account details of the seller become available in the thank-you page and emails, so the customer can refer to that data to perform the payment manually using their own online banking, for example. Main features Can support an unlimited number of Wise balances/accounts/currencies. The only limitation is they all must have the same person as beneficiary Each bank account from Wise configured in the backend gets displayed to the customer only when relevant criteria are met: (a) matches the same currency as an order, or (b) has a scope of usage that includes the billing country itself, or the continent it’s located i18n friendly