GetPay Payment Integration
A secure payment gateway plugin for WooCommerce using GetPay. GetPay WooCommerce Integration A secure payment gateway plugin that integrates the GetPay payment system with WooCommerce for WordPress e-commerce stores. Table of Contents Prerequisites Installation Configuration Page Setup Testing Troubleshooting Support Security Notes Changelog Prerequisites Before installing the GetPay plugin, ensure you have: ✅ WordPress site with admin access ✅ WooCommerce plugin installed and activated ✅ GetPay merchant account (credentials from your bank) ✅ SSL certificate installed (recommended for security) Configuration Step 1: Access Payment Settings Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments Locate GetPay Gateway in the list Click Manage or Set up Step 2: Configure Required Fields Field Description Example Enable Check to activate GetPay ☑️ Title Customer-facing payment title GetPay PAP Info Payment Application Provider info (from bank) eyJpbn... OPR Key Operational key 4fa4c6b9-... INS Key Institution key (if any) (blank) Website Domain Your site domain (with HTTPS) https://your-site.com Bundle JS URL GetPay JS bundle https://minio.finpos.global/.../bundle.min.js Success URL Redirect on successful payment https://your-site.com/success Fail URL Redirect on failed payment https://your-site.com/fail Base URL GetPay API base endpoint https://uat-bank-getpay.nchl.com.np/... Click Save Changes Page Setup Step 1: Create Pages Create the following pages via Pages > Add New: 🛒 Cart Page Title: Cart Content: [woocommerce_cart] 💳 Checkout Page Title: Checkout Content: [woocommerce_checkout] 💰 Payment Page Title: Payment Content: Add the following HTML tag to embed the payment interface: Purpose: This page serves as the payment processing screen where the GetPay JS bundle will render the secure payment interface. ✅ Success Page Title: Payment Success Content: Add the following shortcode in the content area of the page: [getpay_check_success_page] URL: The page URL must exactly match the Success URL you have configured in the GetPay plugin settings (e.g., https://your-site.com/success). Custom Content: You may add additional messages, images, or layout elements after the shortcode if needed. However, do not remove or modify the shortcode, as it is essential for validating and displaying the payment confirmation. ❌ Failure Page Title: Payment Failed Content: You can display a custom message such as: [getpay_check_fail_page] URL: The page URL must exactly match the Fail URL you have configured in the GetPay plugin settings (e.g., https://your-site.com/fail). Custom Content: You may customize the message or design of this page to fit your site’s branding, but make sure the URL is correct to ensure users are properly redirected after a failed transaction. Step 2: Assign Pages in WooCommerce Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced Set: Cart page: Cart Checkout page: Checkout Click Save Changes Testing Test Mode Use sandbox credentials from your bank Test with provided test card numbers Verify flows: ✅ success, ❌ failure, ✋ cancellation Live Mode Replace test keys with production credentials Update Base URL to production endpoint Run small-amount test transactions before going live Troubleshooting Plugin Not Appearing Ensure WooCommerce is activated Check if GetPay plugin is active Verify GetPay Gateway is enabled under payment methods Payment Failures Double-check PAP/OPR/INS credentials Ensure site has valid SSL Check if JS bundle and API endpoints are accessible Redirect Issues Make sure success/fail URLs are correct Pages should be published and match settings Debug Logs Go to WooCommerce > Status > Logs Check logs prefixed with getpay Look for API errors or response messages Support 🛠️ Plugin Issues Contact your plugin development team 🏦 Payment Issues Contact your bank’s GetPay support team 📖 WooCommerce Refer to WooCommerce documentation Security Notes 🔒 Always use HTTPS in production 🔁 Keep plugin updated 💾 Regularly back up your site 🔐 Never share your credentials publicly 🧪 Fully test before enabling live payments
SEPA QR-Code for Woocommerce
This free plugin adds a SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) QR code to the WooCommerce emails and order confirmation screen. This allows you to provide an easy payment solution for your customers for free. You don’t have to pay for a subscription with a payment provider and your customers can use their bank’s mobile app to pay. Keep in mind that the SEPA QR code only works for payments in Euro. Also, if you have multiple bank accounts in your WooCommerce settings, the first one will be used (may change in the future). Usage Just install the plugin and activate it. Settings In the WordPress settings, a “SEPA QR” menu item will be added. There you can choose whether or not to store the generated QR codes as an image (a PNG file). This is necessary for some email clients (like GMail) that won’t render Base64 encoded images. Translation Currently, English, Dutch, French and German are supported. Development Development happens in the GitHub repository. The SVN repository is for releases only.
