About this plugin
Flux Payments Gateway for WooCommerce lets online merchants in the United States and Canada take card payments on their own checkout page, with the card fields served by Flux inside PCI-compliant secure frames. Your Flux merchant account adds recurring billing, invoicing and integrations with your existing business tools.
At Checkout
- Credit and Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), entered on your WooCommerce checkout page
In Your Flux Merchant Dashboard
- ACH Bank Transfers and Cryptocurrency (Solana, Ripple, USDC, USDT, and more) through Flux invoices and payment links
- Recurring Payments and Installment Plans
- Invoicing and Reusable Payment Links
Business Features & Key Benefits
- QuickBooks Integration – Sync transactions directly to your accounting software
- Zapier Integration – Connect to 5,000+ apps and automate workflows
- Invoicing System – Create and send professional invoices
- Product Management – Sync WooCommerce products automatically
- Customer Management – Track customer payment history and preferences
- Permissioned User System – Control team access with role-based permissions
- Analytics Dashboard – Monitor transactions, revenue, and payment trends
- Competitive transaction fees
- Automatic order status updates in WooCommerce
- PCI-compliant embedded card form – the card number and security code never pass through your site; only the card brand and last four digits are recorded on the order
- Real-time transaction tracking
- Secure API integration
External Services
This plugin connects to the Flux Payments API to process payments and manage transactions.
Service Provider: Flux Payments
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Data Transmitted:
* Product information (name, price, SKU, description, images)
* Order details (product IDs and quantities)
* Customer information for payment processing (name, email, phone, billing address, entered into the Flux card form)
* Transaction status and payment confirmations
Card details are entered into Flux Payments’ PCI-compliant embedded card form on your checkout page. com) and the card number and security code go straight to Flux servers; they never pass through your WordPress site. Only the card brand and the last four digits are sent to your site, for the order record.
What changes on your checkout: while Flux is the selected payment method, WooCommerce’s own billing and shipping address fields, the shipping step and the order-notes box are not shown (name, email, phone and billing address are collected in the Flux card form instead), and no shipping charge is added. While the plugin is active, WooCommerce coupons are disabled store-wide.