About this plugin
Transpayrent Payment Gateway lets WooCommerce stores accept online payments through the Transpayrent payment platform. It adds a single payment method to your checkout that can present several payment options to your customers: card payments, the Transpayrent MyWallet, MobilePay, Google Pay and Apple Pay.
The gateway works with both the classic WooCommerce checkout and the newer Cart & Checkout Blocks, and is compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
Card details are entered inside the Transpayrent SDK, which loads directly from Transpayrent and sends the data to Transpayrent for processing. Sensitive card data is never stored on your WordPress site.
A Transpayrent merchant account is required.
Key features
- Card payments via the Transpayrent SDK.
- Transpayrent MyWallet (save and reuse cards for logged-in customers).
- MobilePay (Denmark and Finland; DKK/EUR).
- Google Pay and Apple Pay express wallets.
- Works with both the classic checkout and Cart & Checkout Blocks.
- Compatible with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
- Authorize-then-capture flow: the payment is captured when the order is marked completed, and refunds/cancellations are pushed back to Transpayrent automatically.
- Server-to-server payment callbacks are authenticated with a per-site secret.
- One Sandbox toggle switches the whole integration between test and live.
- Translation-ready, with Danish and French translations included.
External services
This plugin relies on third-party services to process payments. By using the plugin you (and your customers) interact with the services below.
1. Transpayrent Payment Gateway API — used on the server to create payment sessions and to capture, refund and cancel transactions.
- Endpoints: https://api-gateway.transpayrent.cloud (live) and https://api-gateway.sandbox.transpayrent.cloud (sandbox), selected automatically by the Sandbox setting.
- Data sent: the order/cart total and currency, a generated consumer identifier, your merchant ID and POS ID, an order reference, a statement text, and your site’s callback URL.
- When: when a customer starts a payment, and when an order is completed, refunded or cancelled in WooCommerce.
2. Transpayrent Web SDK — loaded in the customer’s browser at checkout to render the payment interface and to collect and transmit card details directly to Transpayrent.
- Sources: https://storage.googleapis.com/static.transpayrent.cloud/ and https://generator.transpayrent.cloud/ (and their sandbox.transpayrent.cloud equivalents).
- Data sent: the payment card data entered by the customer and the payment session token. This data goes to Transpayrent, not to your WordPress site.
- When: on the checkout page.
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3. js, loaded in the browser at checkout to offer Google Pay. See the Google Privacy Policy and Google Pay APIs Terms of Service.
4. js, loaded in the browser at checkout to offer Apple Pay. See the Apple Privacy Policy.