About this plugin
MuliPay Payments for WooCommerce helps merchants connect their WooCommerce store to MuliPay without custom development. Customers complete payment on MuliPay’s secure hosted checkout page, and WooCommerce orders are updated automatically when payment status changes.
Features
- Hosted checkout powered by MuliPay
- Support for multiple payment methods available through MuliPay
- Automatic payment status updates in WooCommerce
- Full and partial refunds from the WooCommerce admin
- Compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)
- Support for classic and block-based WooCommerce checkout
- Signed payment notifications from MuliPay for secure order updates
Before you start
To use this plugin, you need an active WooCommerce store, a MuliPay merchant account, and MuliPay API credentials. MuliPay currently supports AUD (Australian Dollar).
How it works
At checkout, the plugin creates a MuliPay hosted checkout page for the order. The customer is redirected to MuliPay to pay. When payment status changes, MuliPay notifies your store so the WooCommerce order can be updated automatically.
External service
This plugin connects to MuliPay to start hosted checkout, manage the customer details needed for payment, keep order statuses in sync, and process refunds. Requests are sent to MuliPay’s production or sandbox service, depending on the mode selected in the plugin settings.
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Data is sent to MuliPay’s servers when:
- API credentials are submitted to connect your store to MuliPay, or a refresh token is submitted to keep that connection active.
- A customer payment record is created or looked up. This may include the customer’s billing email address, billing first name, billing last name, and generated customer reference.
- A customer places an order. This may include the WooCommerce order ID, order number, currency, total amount, checkout description, item names, item quantities, item totals, payer ID, and return URL.
- A customer uses embedded checkout. The MuliPay SDK receives the payment details entered in the embedded form, the selected payment method, and the payment-session identifier directly from the customer’s browser.
- A refund is initiated from the WooCommerce admin. This may include the MuliPay payment transaction ID, refund amount, and refund reason.
- Payment notifications are registered or verified. This may include the store notification URL and MuliPay payment event type.
Use of MuliPay services is subject to MuliPay’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.