Corexa crypto payment
Accept crypto payments directly to your own wallets – no third parties getting in the way. If you’ve been looking for a crypto payment gateway WordPress solution that puts you in control, you’ve found it. Corexa lets you accept cryptocurrency payments in WooCommerce using your own personal crypto wallet addresses. No middlemen, No extra fees, No KYC and No annoying sign-up forms. Just add your wallet addresses and start receiving payments from customers all over the world. Whether you’re selling products, services, or memberships, this plugin turns your WooCommerce store into a powerful crypto payment system in minutes. Key Advantages Multi-Coin support – Accept BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, XRP, BNB, PEPE, USDC, TRON, DOGE — and almost any other cryptocurrency your wallet supports. Smart checkout – Customers choose their favorite network easily. QR codes – Display wallet addresses and QR codes for quick scanning. Live updates – Automatic order status changes after cryptocurrency transactions are confirmed. Custom notes – Add friendly instructions for your buyers. Privacy first – We don’t store or handle your funds. Payments go directly from customer to merchant. Crypto payment gateway api – No API needed — the process is simple and beginner-friendly. How it works Setting up Woocommerce crypto payments has never been this simple. You don’t need to be a tech expert to get started. 1.Connect your wallet: Add your cryptocurrency wallet addresses in the settings. (Already know how to open crypto wallet accounts? Just copy and paste your address!) 2.Customer checkout: Shoppers select crypto payments with their preferred coin at checkout. 3.Send crypto: Your customer sends crypto from their end. 4.Auto-Confirm: Corexa checks the blockchain automatically. Once confirmed, the order status updates instantly. External services These services are only used to query public blockchain data required to verify incoming payments. This plugin connects to external blockchain APIs and public RPC/explorer services to verify incoming cryptocurrency payments and update WooCommerce orders automatically after payment confirmation. The plugin does not transmit personal customer data. Only blockchain addresses and transaction lookup requests required for payment verification may be sent to these services. Depending on the selected cryptocurrency/network, the plugin may send the configured wallet address, transaction lookup parameters, and related blockchain query data required to check whether a payment was received and confirmed. The plugin may connect to the following services: Etherscan Used for Ethereum blockchain transaction verification. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming transactions. When sent: during automatic payment verification for ERC20 / Ethereum payments. Terms: https://etherscan.io/terms Privacy: https://etherscan.io/privacyPolicy BscScan Used for Binance Smart Chain transaction verification. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming transactions. When sent: during automatic payment verification for BEP20 payments. Terms: https://bscscan.com/terms Privacy: https://bscscan.com/privacyPolicy PolygonScan Used for Polygon blockchain transaction verification. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming transactions. When sent: during automatic payment verification for Polygon payments. Terms: https://polygonscan.com/terms Privacy: https://polygonscan.com/privacyPolicy BaseScan Used for Base network transaction verification. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming transactions. When sent: during automatic payment verification for Base network payments. Terms: https://basescan.org/terms Privacy: https://basescan.org/privacyPolicy TronGrid Used for TRON blockchain transaction verification. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming TRC20 transactions. When sent: during automatic payment verification for TRON payments. Terms: https://developers.tron.network/page/terms-of-use Privacy: https://developers.tron.network/page/privacy-policy Stellar Horizon Used for Stellar blockchain transaction verification. Data sent: wallet address, transaction lookup requests, and memo checks required for payment verification. When sent: during automatic payment verification for Stellar payments. Terms: https://stellar.org/terms-of-service Privacy: https://stellar.org/privacy-policy XRPSCAN Used to verify XRP payments. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming XRP payments. When sent: during automatic payment verification for XRP payments. Terms: https://docs.xrpscan.com/help/terms-of-service Privacy: https://docs.xrpscan.com/help/privacy-policy Solana public RPC endpoint Used to query the Solana blockchain for payment verification. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests via JSON-RPC. When sent: during automatic payment verification for Solana payments. Terms: https://solana.com/tos Privacy: https://solana.com/privacy-policy Blockfrost Used to verify Cardano payments via the Cardano blockchain API. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming payments. When sent: during automatic payment verification for Cardano payments. Terms: https://blockfrost.io/terms Privacy: https://blockfrost.io/privacy NOWNodes Used for Verge (XVG) Blockbook blockchain queries. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required for blockchain verification. When sent: during automatic payment verification for Verge payments. Terms: https://nownodes.io/assets/data/service-agreement.pdf Privacy: https://nownodes.io/assets/data/privacy-pol.pdf Tatum Used for UTXO blockchain transaction verification for supported coins such as BTC, LTC, BCH, DOGE, and DASH. Data sent: wallet address and transaction lookup requests required to detect incoming transactions and confirmations. When sent: during automatic payment verification for supported UTXO coins. Terms: https://tatum.io/terms-of-use Privacy: https://tatum.io/privacy-policy CoinGecko Used for cryptocurrency exchange rate lookup in USD so the plugin can calculate the expected payment amount for supported coins. Data sent: the list of supported coin identifiers required to request current USD exchange rates. When sent: when the plugin fetches cryptocurrency rates for checkout/payment verification. Terms: https://www.coingecko.com/en/terms Privacy: https://www.coingecko.com/en/privacy
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LNURL Auth For WordPress
This plugin provides LNURL Auth for WordPress. Login to WordPress with Bitcoin Lightning ⚡️ Features With LNURL Auth for WordPress LNURL Auth is now available for WordPress. Add LNURL Auth to the WordPress login form or use the shortcode [lnurl_auth] to use LNURL anywhere on your site. Custom Colors Custom Callback URL Custom Redirect URL Node Bann- & Allowlist Enable/Disable User Registrations Naming Options for New Users Set Role(s) for New Users Toggle Login Options If the setting to create users is enabled in the plugin settings, the plugin will automatically generate new users. Be wise, with great power comes great responsibility. Demo A demo WordPress installation with LNURL Auth is available here. LNURL Auth Overall, LNURL Auth login is a convenient and secure way for users of the Lightning Network to log into third-party services using their Lightning accounts. It allows users to easily and securely log into services without needing to create separate accounts or handle sensitive information. This process typically involves the user scanning a LNURL with their Lightning wallet app. The LNURL auth QR code or URL contains a unique and time-sensitive text string. This text string is sent to the visitor’s wallet. The visitor’s wallet signs this text string with the private key and sends back the response with the signed text string. This signature can then be validated to confirm the visitor’s identity. Read the specs here: https://github.com/lnurl/luds/blob/luds/04.md Vendors eza/lnurl-php: https://github.com/eza/lnurl-php endroid/qr-code https://github.com/endroid/qr-code License Use this code freely, widely and for free. Provision of this code provides and implies no guarantee. Please respect the GPL v3 licence, which is available via http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
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