WordPress/WooCommerce_3.x/mod.payment_gateway

Information

The module allows you to use the payment gateway BPAY to accept payments by bank cards with Woocommerce.

Module version

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System requirements

• PHP 5.6+
• cURL extension
• WordPress 4.6.x or higher
• WooCommerce 3.x or higher

Installation

1. Sign in to WordPress administrative panel and on the left side menu select Plugins » Add new

   

2. Drag and drop the archive to the designated area of the screen (alternatively, click on select file and naviagate to it in the standard Open-File dialog).

   

3. Wait for the module file to be uploaded

   

4. In administrative panel and on the left side menu select Plugins » Installed Plugins
5. Press Activate link located under the BPAY.

Settings

1. Sign in to WordPress administrative panel and on the left side menu select WooCommerce » Settings

   On tab Payments select payment method BPAY

   

2. BPAY Checkout plugin section click Settings. The following page will display.

   

   Description of payment method settings fields

   Depending on the module version, the settings may include either the Login-API and Password fields or a single Token-API field.

   Setting	Description	Availability
   Module status	Enables or disables the payment method.	May be absent
   Payment method name	Name of the payment method, e.g., Bank Card.	May be absent
   Login-API	API login. Enter a test login in test mode and a production login for real payments.	Present if Token-API is not used
   Password	API account password. Enter a test password in test mode and a production password for real payments.	Present if Token-API is not used
   Token-API	API access token. If this field is present, login and password are not required.	Present if Login-API and Password are not used
   Payment staging	Enables or disables two-step payments.	Always present
   Test mode	Selects the operating mode: test or production.	Always present
   Payment description	The text displayed to the customer.	May be absent
   Paid order status	The order status after a successful payment.	May be absent
   Success URL	The URL to redirect the customer to after a successful payment.	May be absent
   Fail URL	The URL to redirect the customer to after a failed payment.	May be absent
   Shipping method restrictions	Defines which shipping methods allow this payment method.	May be absent

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