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Plugins

Plugins you can use without any custom coding on your own website. They will allow you to add more advanced e-commerce features. For instance, one simple plugin lets you start a full-fledged business.

Download the plugins​

Magento

Magento plugins for the Checkout

V. 1.9 →

V. 2.30.0 (recommended for older versions) →

V. 2.4.0 (latest version) →

Prestashop

Prestashop plugins.

V 1.0.4 →

WooCommerce

WooCommerce plugins.

V. 2.0.38 - Web Payment Gateway →

Install WooCommerce​

Installation

To install a Plugin:

  1. Go to Plugins.
  2. Click Add New.
  3. Click Upload Plugin.
  4. Select the plugin file and click Install Now.
  5. Click 'Activate'.
WooCommerce configuration

To configure WooCommerce:

Open your session in WooCommerce​

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Settings
  2. Open the Payments tab
  3. Find WPG Commerce
  4. Click 'Manage'.

Start the configuration​

Fill in the fields as described below:

  1. Enable WPG Commerce

Enable the payment method. If disabled, the method will not appear at checkout.

  1. Title

This is the name displayed to customers at checkout. Example: Credit Card / Secure Payment

  1. Checkout Host

Enter the payment gateway checkout URL. Example: http://pay.your-domain.com

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This is your white-label checkout domain provided by your payment provider.

  1. Payment Method

Leave this field empty. Do NOT select:

  • Card
  • Google Pay
  • PayPal
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Payment methods are dynamically provided by the gateway. Selecting values here may override gateway configuration

  1. Merchant Key

Enter the Merchant (Test) Key provided by your payment provider.

  1. Merchant Password

Enter your Merchant Password. Used internally to generate a secure hash for payment requests.

  1. Callback URL

The Callback URL is generated automatically by the plugin. Example: https://yourstore.com/?wc-api=wc_web_payment_gateway Copy this URL and send it to your payment provider, or set it up in merchant settings if you have access:

Make sure to submit changes.

  1. VAT Calculation (optional)

Enable it if you want VAT to be calculated by the payment system. Behaviour:

  • VAT is calculated based on the public payer IP
  • WooCommerce tax settings may be overridden
  • Possible double taxation if WooCommerce tax is also enabled
  1. Iframe Payment (optional)

Name or keyword of the browsing context where the customer should be returned according to the HTML specification. Possible values:

  • _self
  • _parent
  • _top.

Find the result of applying the values in the HTML standard description (Browsing context names)

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The payment page is still hosted by the gateway Some payment providers may not support iframe 3DS may open outside the iframe

  1. Display Hook (for iframe only)

Defines where the iframe is displayed. Available options:

  • woocommerce_thankyou
  • woocommerce_order_details_after_customer_details
  1. Form ID (optional)

Used for custom payment page design:

  • If an ID number is provided, a custom form (previously created by the payment provider – not in scope of this plugin) will be displayed.
  • If empty, the default checkout page will be used
  1. Order Status

Select the status to be applied after successful payment. Options:

  • Completed
  • Processing
  1. Enable Debug

Enable logging for troubleshooting.

  1. Logo (optional)

Custom logo displayed for the payment method at checkout.

WooCommerce Payment Flow​

  1. The customer places an order in WooCommerce.
  2. The customer is redirected (or shown an iframe) to the payment page.
  3. Payment is processed on the gateway side.
  4. Gateway sends a callback to WooCommerce.
  5. The plugin updates the order status automatically.
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Status updates are handled via callback only No manual status polling is used