xMoney Crypto for WooCommerce vs Pay for Payment for WooCommerce

Accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, xMoney Token and other cryptocurrencies directly on your online store and get settled in fiat for 1% fee. xMoney for WooCommerce Demo Store: https://demo.crypto.xmoney.com/ Key Features No need to understand the world of cryptocurrencies, it’s business as usual Supports all crypto wallets that can scan a QR code address or input the address manually No volatility risk Prices displayed in your customer’s local currency Monthly settlements via Bank transfer (EUR, USD, GBP) No chargebacks View payments and issue refunds in xMoney Merchant Dashboard Since a cryptocurrency transaction does not contain any credit card or bank information, there is no need for PCI compliance Requirements xMoney Merchant account Online store in WordPress with WooCommerce plugin v9.8 (or greater) Products must be Purchases (payment method won’t be displayed for Subscriptions) Setup On the xMoney side Go to the xMoney Merchant dashboard. Log in, or sign up if you haven’t yet. In the sidebar on the left choose Store. Click the button Generate Credentials. You will now see your Api Key and Webhook Secret, save them somewhere safe temporarily. You will only be able to see the Webhook Secret once! After refreshing or changing page you will no longer be able to copy it. However, you can always regenerate your credentials as needed. WARNING: Don’t share your credentials with anyone. They can use it to place and validate orders on your behalf. On the WordPress side Go to your WordPress admin dashboard. Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings. Choose the Payments tab (or Checkout in older versions). Click on xMoney. Add your Api Key and Webhook Secret and click Save. (Optional) You can change the Callback URL if you are not using the default WooCommerce API. Known conflicts with other Plugins Some plugins that may create problems with the WooCommerce API: Subscriptions – xMoney plugin doesn’t support yet automatic subscriptions, so the payment method won’t be displayed when there is a Subscription on the cart. WPML – If configured to use URL parameters, it redirects the HTTP requests to the WooCommerce API to the site URL with the lang=en parameter. One of the solutions is to change WPML to a folder system (/en/), another is to add the default language parameter in the Callback URL setting (e.g. https:// /?lang=en&wc-api=wc_utrust). Found another conflict missing from this list? Please let us know by opening an issue on GitHub. Features These are the features already implemented and planned for the xMoney for WooCommerce plugin: [x] Create Order and redirect to xMoney payment widget. [x] Receive and handle webhook for received payment. [x] Receive and handle webhook for cancelled payment. [x] Save logs on the WordPress admin dashboard on WooCommerce > Status > Logs. [x] Support pre-orders paid upfront (it doesn’t support charge on release date). [ ] Sends HTTP request to the xMoney Merchant API when an Order status is updated manually. [ ] Errors handling class to improve errors logs. [ ] Compatibility with WooCommerce earlier than 3.0. Support Feel free to reach by opening an issue on GitHub if you need any help with the Utrust for WooCommerce plugin. If you’re having specific problems with your account, then please contact [email protected]. In both cases, our team will be happy to help. Contribute You can contribute by simply letting us know your suggestions or any problems that you find by opening an issue on GitHub. You can also fork the repository on GitHub and open a pull request for the master branch with your missing features and/or bug fixes. Please make sure the new code follows the same style and conventions as already written code. Our team is eager to welcome new contributors into the mix. License The xMoney for WooCommerce plugin is maintained by the xMoney development team, and is available to the public under the GNU GPLv3 license. Please see LICENSE for further details. © xMoney 2024

Add individual charges for each payment method as a flat rate and/or as a percentage of the cart total. The plugin first calculates the percentage rate and then adds the fixed rate on top. Now compatible with React-based payment gateways! Configure payment fees for all gateways (including WooCommerce Stripe) using the new centralized settings tab at WooCommerce > Settings > Pay for payment. You can use placeholders in the payment item title: [FIXED_AMOUNT]: Will print money-formatted fixed amount you entered. [PERCENT_AMOUNT]: will print out percental amount you entered [CART_TOTAL]: will print out money-formatted cart totals. [MINIMUM_AMOUNT]: will print out money-formatted minimum amount you entered when calculating percentage fee. [MAXIMUM_AMOUNT]: will print out money-formatted maximum amount you entered when calculating percentage fee. Example: Payment Fee ([FIXED_AMOUNT] + [PERCENT_AMOUNT]% of [CART_TOTAL]) Requires at least WooCommerce 2.6, compatible with WooCommerce 3.2+ (recommended). The support for WC 2.6 will be dropped soon. Features Fixed charge and/or a percentage of cart total Possibility to disable for free/zero shipping Plugin API. See GitHub for details. Compatibility Now compatible with React-based payment gateways including WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway! Use the centralized “Pay for payment” settings tab (WooCommerce > Settings > Pay for payment) to configure fees for React-based gateways. WPML (see FAQ) WooCommerce Price Based on Country for WooCommerce & PRO Multi Currency for WooCommerce & PRO WooCommerce Multi-Currency when the store currency is USD YayCurrency PRO WOOCS Limitations It seems that Mercadopago gateway is not handling WC_Fee correctly. Get in touch with Mercadopago support (and I’m happy to help them fix the issue) Better not use it with PayPal. (Legal issue, see FAQ as well.) Doesn’t work on “Pay for order” pages (manually created orders or canceled payments), because of WC limitations Special Credits to Jörn Lund (@podpirate) who have developed this plugin and abandoned it in 2016.