Integrating a payment gateway with WooCommerce

[sundaresh]

For me, Currently i have small E-Commerce website. i don't know about how to integrate payment gateway options. Can any one suggest how to integrate them or any plugin's available online

 

[KeyboardEnthusiast]

You would typically start with the provider rather than the plugin. Do you have an account with a payment provider already? The vast majority will have a WooCommerce extension that you can use.

 

[Paul Kelly ICHYB]

Which gateways?

For PP, it is probably as simple as entering your PP account details!

A quick search will find thousands of guides and videos on how to do this.

 

[Paul Kelly ICHYB]

BTW, you have an SEO company and can't work this out????

 

[TotalWebSolutions]

Contact your Payment Provider in the first instance to see if they have a module/plugin that you can use as they will also have the credentials needed to link it to your account.

 

[AndrewJhnsn333]

Here is the list of payment gateways available in WooCommerce:

• PayPal
• Stripe
• Square
• Amazon Pay
• Authorize.Net
• Sofort Uberweisung
• 2Checkout
• Alipay.

To enable any of them, download the corresponding payment extension and install it at your website.

 

[TotalWebSolutions]

Here is the list of payment gateways available in WooCommerce:

• PayPal
• Stripe
• Square
• Amazon Pay
• Authorize.Net
• Sofort Uberweisung
• 2Checkout
• Alipay.

To enable any of them, download the corresponding payment extension and install it at your website.

There's also a large number of 3rd party payment modules not included in the above list that you could use, some of which will be free.

 

[Jacky Nikson]

In order to perform a successful payment gateway integration, you must have a bank account attached to the gateway. Commonly known as a “merchant account,” this bank account must be authorized to accept funds (a regular bank account may not work for this). Soon after the merchant account is approved, you’ll need to find the right payment gateway to use.

 

[TotalWebSolutions]

Just to clarify on the above, a merchant account is not a bank account in the traditional sense as you cannot access funds from it. A merchant account is associated with a Payment Gateway for authorisation and settlement of online transactions. The transactions will be settled into an actual bank account (usually a business bank account) for the merchant.

 

[crackerjackcommerce]

Paypal is the easiest, you will of course need a paypal account.

A quick google search shows:

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
2. Select WooCommerce > Settings.
3. Click Checkout.
4. Click PayPal.
5. Configure the settings

 

[fisicx]

Paypal is the easiest, you will of course need a paypal account.

To OP is a spammer from India. What should have happened is their mate joins UKBF and posts an answer with a linkdrop to their 'expert' site. But they got caught out.

 

[Elle Rish]

We are currently using WooCommerce PayPal Checkout Gateway for our WordPress WooCommerce webstore. So far, we have no problems using it. You can try as well if you want.