Description
PKPay+ Secured Checkout is the official WooCommerce payment gateway for PKPay+. It lets customers pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and Google Pay through a hosted checkout that stays on your store (embedded iframe) or opens PKPay+ hosted checkout (redirect).
Create a merchant account, copy your API keys, and enable the gateway. PKPay+ handles card collection, 3-D Secure when required, and payment confirmation. WooCommerce marks the order paid after a signed webhook or a server-side verification.
Features
- Embedded checkout on WooCommerce Blocks and classic checkout
- Optional redirect checkout to the hosted PKPay+ payment page
- Cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
- Google Pay on the hosted checkout
- Signed payment webhooks so orders can complete even if the shopper closes the browser
- Merchant ID, publishable key, and secret key from your PKPay+ dashboard
- Compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)
Get your keys
- Sign in to the PKPay+ merchant dashboard.
- Open API Keys.
- Create a live or sandbox key pair.
- Copy Merchant ID, Publishable Key, and Secret Key into WooCommerce Settings Payments PKPay+ Secured Checkout.
Need an account? Register at https://merchant.pkpayplus.com/dashboard.
Checkout flows
Embedded Checkout keeps the shopper on your checkout page. The PKPay+ payment form loads in a secure Checkout.
Redirect checkout sends the shopper to PKPay+ hosted checkout to finish payment, then returns them to your order received page.
External services
This plugin uses the PKPay+ payment service to process checkout. When a customer pays, the store sends the order and customer details needed to complete payment to PKPay+. Card numbers are entered on PKPay+ hosted checkout, not stored in WordPress.
PKPay+: https://pkpayplus.com/
Terms of Service: https://www.pkpayplus.com/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy: https://www.pkpayplus.com/privacy
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Installation
Requirements
- WordPress 6.0 or later
- WooCommerce 7.0 or later
- PHP 7.4 or later
- A PKPay+ merchant account
Steps
- Upload the
pkpay-secured-checkoutfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install the zip from Plugins Add New Upload Plugin. - Activate PKPay+ Secured Checkout.
- Go to https://merchant.pkpayplus.com/dashboard and sign in.
- Open https://merchant.pkpayplus.com/api-keys and create an API key.
- In WordPress, go to WooCommerce Settings Payments PKPay+ Secured Checkout.
- Paste Merchant ID, Publishable Key, and Secret Key.
- Enable the gateway, choose Embedded iframe checkout or Redirect checkout, and save.
You can also enter the same keys under Settings PKPay+ Secured Checkout. Both screens stay in sync.
FAQ
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Where do I get API keys?
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Sign in at https://merchant.pkpayplus.com/dashboard, then create keys at https://merchant.pkpayplus.com/api-keys. You need Merchant ID, Publishable Key, and Secret Key.
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Does this work with WooCommerce Blocks checkout?
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Yes. The plugin registers a WooCommerce Blocks payment method and also supports classic shortcode checkout.
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What is the difference between iframe and redirect?
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Iframe keeps the payment form on your checkout page. Redirect sends the customer to PKPay+ hosted checkout and back to your thank-you page after payment.
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Which cards are supported?
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Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and Google Pay, subject to your PKPay+ merchant settings and the customer’s bank.
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Is a PKPay+ account required?
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Yes. The plugin does not process cards by itself. It creates a checkout session with PKPay+ using your merchant credentials.
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Does the plugin store card numbers?
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No. Card details are entered on PKPay+ hosted checkout. Your WordPress site stores the checkout session ID and order metadata only.
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Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial WordPress.org release.
- WooCommerce Blocks and classic checkout support.
- Embedded iframe and redirect checkout flows.
- Signed payment webhook handling.
- Merchant ID, publishable key, and secret key settings.