Paymento – Non-Custodial Crypto Payment Gateway for WooCommerce

Description

Paymento – The Non-Custodial Crypto Payment Gateway for WooCommerce

Paymento allows businesses and individuals to accept cryptocurrency payments directly into their own wallets, eliminating third-party risks, custody issues, and unnecessary fees.

🌟 Key Features:
✔ Direct Wallet Payments – No intermediaries, full control over your funds.
✔ Multi-Chain Support – Accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT (ERC20 & TRC20), and more.
✔ Secure & Private – Non-custodial solution with no private key access required.
✔ Easy WooCommerce Integration – Install, configure, and start accepting crypto in minutes.
✔ Low Transaction Fees – Save costs compared to traditional payment gateways.
✔ Developer-Friendly API – Expand functionality with simple API calls.

Requirements

• WordPress 5.0 or higher
• WooCommerce 3.0 or higher
• PHP 7.0 or higher
• A Paymento merchant account

Configuration

1. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments.
2. Find “Paymento” in the list and click “Manage”.
3. Enable the payment method by checking the “Enable/Disable” box.
4. Fill in the following required fields:
   • Title: The name of the payment method displayed to customers
   • Description: A brief description of the payment method displayed to customer, you can mention the assets that you want to accept.
   • API Key: Your Paymento API Key (available in your Paymento merchant dashboard)
   • Secret Key: Your Paymento Secret Key (available in your Paymento merchant dashboard)
5. Choose your preferred Confirmation Type:
   • Redirect Immediately and Hold Invoice (Recommended)
   • Wait for Payment Confirmation
6. Optionally enable Debug Log for troubleshooting.
7. Click “Save changes” to apply your settings.

Usage

Once configured, the Paymento payment option will appear on your WooCommerce checkout page. Customers can select this option to pay with cryptocurrency.

Order Process

1. Customer selects Paymento as the payment method and completes the order.
2. They are redirected to the Paymento payment page to complete the transaction.
3. After payment, the customer is redirected back to your store.
4. The order status is updated based on the payment status and your chosen confirmation type.

External Services

This plugin connects to the Paymento API to process cryptocurrency payments. Paymento is a non-custodial payment gateway that enables WooCommerce stores to accept payments in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and other cryptocurrencies.

📌 Data Sent to Paymento API

The plugin interacts with the Paymento API for the following purposes:

• Payment Verification

  • The plugin sends payment transaction details to https://api.paymento.io/v1/payment/verify to confirm if a payment was successfully made.
  • This request is triggered when an order is placed or needs verification.

• Fetching Merchant Information

  • Calls https://api.paymento.io/v1/ping/merchant/ to retrieve the store’s registered name and confirm API connectivity.
  • This request is made when setting up the payment gateway in WooCommerce.

• Setting Callback URLs

  • The plugin sends data to https://api.paymento.io/v1/payment/settings/ to configure callback URLs for payment notifications.
  • This happens when the payment gateway is set up for the first time.

• Submitting Payment Requests

  • When a customer selects crypto payment, the plugin sends a request to https://api.paymento.io/v1/payment/request with order details.
  • This allows Paymento to generate a payment invoice for the user.

• API Health Check

  • A request to https://api.paymento.io/v1/ping/ ensures the API is operational before processing payments.

🔗 Third-Party Policies

By using this plugin, your WooCommerce store communicates with Paymento API. You can review Paymento’s terms and policies here:

• Terms of Service: https://paymento.io/terms
• Privacy Policy: https://paymento.io/privacy

This ensures users are fully aware of the data being sent and why. 🚀

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues:

1. Enable Debug Log in the plugin settings.
2. Check the WooCommerce status report (WooCommerce > Status > Logs) for detailed error messages.
3. Ensure your API Key and Secret Key are correct.
4. Verify that your server can receive incoming webhooks from Paymento.

Support

For support, please open an issue on the GitHub repository or contact Paymento support for gateway-specific questions.

Contributing

Contributions to improve the plugin are welcome. Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes.

License

This plugin is released under the GPLv2 or later license.