Hi @spargut,
Many payment methods, such as Klarna, Link, Bank Transfer, Blik etc. are not available.
Link is already included in the WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway plugin. You can enable it by following the steps mentioned in this document.
To accept Klarna payments, you can use the free extension – Klarna Payments
Furthermore, “Sofortüberweisung” are not automatically recognized and set to in process.
Sofort is a bank transfer-based payment method where successful authorization indicates a very high likelihood of payment.
However, funds are not guaranteed to reach the merchant until they are actually received, which is typically two business days later (but can be up to 14 days later) and that’s the reason the orders paid via Sofort are not automatically set to processing.
This way the merchant gets the time to verify if they actually received the payment and only after that they can proceed with the shipment of the order.
If an order is cancelled by the customer, the payment is not automatically refunded but must be manually refunded to Stripe.
Can you please let us know how you are allowing your customers to request for a refund?
To clarify, the refund request is a very sensitive action and that’s why it is only eligible for administrators to process a refund.
Also there is a lot of code like javasript etc. on each page – which is bad for performance.
Only 2 JavaScript files are loaded on the checkout/cart pages. One is stripe.min.js to load the Stripe payment form and another one is stripe-payment-request.min.js to load the payment request buttons (Google Pay, Apple Pay).
If you are seeing more javascript files loaded on your site. Can you please point us to the javascript files you are referring to? And, share a copy of your site’s System Status Report with us? You’ll find it at the top of the page under WooCommerce > Status > Get system report > Copy for support (after you scroll down a bit). Paste the result here in your reply.
Thanks!
