Backend Payments for WooCommerce

Scroll down for configuration instructions.

Requirements

• WordPress 4.7+
• WooCommerce 3.3+
• PHP 5.6+
• An SSL certificate (not needed for Eway)
• Curl (only needed for Eway)

If you’re not sure whether your website is compatible, please contact your website administrator, web developer, or hosting provider. You can also post your question in the support forum.

Installation

You can find standard instructions for installing a plugin here. Once that’s done, you can move on to the Configuration section below.

Configuration

To get started, you’ll want to select a payment gateway and enter some API keys.

Stripe

1. Go here and switch on Enable card data collection.
2. Get your live API keys here, or your test keys here.
3. From your WordPress dashboard, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Backend Payments.
4. Select Stripe from the Payment Gateway drop-down and click Save changes.
5. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Backend Payments > Stripe.
6. Copy and paste your Secret key or Restricted key (from step 2) into the Secret Key field.
7. Copy and paste your Publishable key (from step 2) into the Publishable Key field.
8. Click Save changes. That’s it, you’re all set.

Authorize.net

1. Follow these instructions to get your API keys:
   • If you already use an Authorize.net payment gateway:
     1. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Authorize.net.
     2. Here you can find your API keys.
   • If you do not already use an Authorize.net payment gateway:
     1. Follow these instructions.
2. Follow these instructions to get your Public Client Key:
   1. Click the links that apply to you:
      • For live accounts:
        1. Log in to the Authorize.net Merchant Interface.
        2. Visit this page.
      • For sandbox accounts:
        1. Log in to the Authorize.net Merchant Interface.
        2. Visit this page.
   2. If you already have a Public Client Key on the page, you can skip this step. In the Create New Public Client Key section, click Submit and verify your identity.
3. From your WordPress dashboard, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Backend Payments.
4. Select Authorize.net from the Payment Gateway drop-down and click Save changes.
5. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Backend Payments > Authorize.net.
6. Copy and paste your API Login ID (from step 1) into the Login ID field.
7. Copy and paste your Transaction Key (from step 1) into the Transaction Key field.
8. Copy and paste your Public Client Key (from step 2) into the Client Key field.
9. Click Save changes. That’s it, you’re all set.

Eway

1. Follow these instructions to get your API keys:
   • If you already use an Eway payment gateway:
     1. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Eway.
     2. Here you can find your API keys.
   • If you do not already use an Eway payment gateway:
     1. Follow these instructions.
2. From your WordPress dashboard, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Backend Payments.
3. Select Eway from the Payment Gateway drop-down and click Save changes.
4. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Backend Payments > Eway.
5. Copy and paste your API Key (from step 1) into the API Key field.
6. Copy and paste your API Password (from step 1) into the API Password field.
7. Click Save changes. That’s it, you’re all set.