E-commerce plugins
E-commerce plugins
Use e-commerce plugins to integrate your software providers with Solidgate for payment collection

Overview

Solidgate provides connectors to popular software providers to facilitate seamless, fast, and up-to-date integration, allowing businesses to manage online transactions efficiently.

WHMCS

WHMCS Website is an automation platform that simplifies and automates all aspects of running an online web hosting and domain registration business.

To integrate Solidgate with the WHMCS platform, you’ll need to upload the required files, connect the application, and configure the settings.

Upload files to WHMCS

Transfer the following files from the provided archive into the /modules/gateways/ directory of your WHMCS system:

  • /modules/gateways/solidgate
  • /modules/gateways/solidgate.php
  • /modules/gateways/solidgategw
  • /modules/gateways/solidgategw.php

Additionally, move all files from the /modules/gateways/callback/ into the /modules/gateways/callback/ directory.

Connect application

Navigate to the Apps & Integration menu, Browse the available options, and choose Payments.

In the application’s menu, select:

  • Solidgate for form-based payments
  • Solidgate (Merchant) to support stored card payments

Click the Manage button in the displayed window and proceed with the configuration steps.

Configuration application

On the configuration page, input the required Guide
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:

  • Public key - the public key of your channel keys.
  • Secret key - the secret key for signature generation. It is provided at the moment of merchant registration.

If needed, enable 3D payments and confirm your settings by clicking the button.

WooCommerce

WooCommerce Website , the leading e-shop platform, caters to online stores of all sizes. With low costs and quick setup using budget-friendly templates and plugins, it offers customization to meet specific requirements.

For the WooCommerce integration, we have a separate module, which you just need to import into WordPress, set the Webhook endpoint in Solidgate HUB , and add your Guide
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, and start processing payments.

First, we will send the module (zip file), and then you need to import the module on your side and configure it to receive payments.

Set the Webhook Endpoint

To configure the Webhook Endpoint, navigate to Hub → Developers → Channels, and select the Channel for which you wish to set the endpoint.

Click on Add New, choose Events - Updated Card Order, and set the Webhook Endpoint URL

  • your_site/?wc-api=solid_hook&type=order.updated

Module setup

Follow these steps to set up the module:

  • Navigate to WordPress → Plugins → Add New, Upload Plugin, Upload file and activate
  • Go to WooCommerce → Settings and open the Payments section.

Find the ‘Visa/Mastercard’ method, click on it, and access the configuration page.

On this page, provide the following information:

  • Title - payment method name visible to users
  • Merchant - Merchant name displayed on the payment page
  • Description - method description for users
  • Public Key - your API public key api_pk
  • Secret Key - your API secret key api_sk
  • Webhook Public Key - your webhook public key wh_pk
  • Webhook Private Key - your webhook private key wh_sk

Click Save changes once all fields are completed.

Refund processing

Refund in WooCommerce:

  • Go to WooCommerce → Orders and open the order details, where you will see the Refund button. After you click on it, just fill in the refund amount and click on Refund via Visa/Mastercard

Refund in HUB:

  • Go to Hub → Payments → Orders and find the needed order (order_id and email can be found at the WooCommerce → Order Details → Order Notes), open the order, and you will be able to make a Refund by clicking the Refund button

The payment page automatically populates information from the checkout page and products in the cart, including the order name, product name, and quantity.

Payment page

The payment page retrieves data for completion from the shopping cart (order name and list of products with their quantities) and the Merchant field configured in the module settings.

Upon completion, the user will be redirected to the Payment page, which displays the following details:

  1. Merchant
  2. Order name in the cart
  3. Products list with quantity for each
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PayPal

To configure the display of the PayPal button, you must upload a new version of the module. After that, perform the settings similar to the process described above + add Custom payment methods - PayPal.
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