Install the plugin
Download the KoviraPay WooCommerce ZIP from your merchant dashboard. Install and activate it from WordPress plugins.
Keep your storefront and checkout workflow. Add KoviraPay as a hosted checkout option, connect with a one-time code and manage payment status through verified server-side notifications.
Technical setup is designed for about five minutes; live acceptance requires approved routes.Download the KoviraPay WooCommerce ZIP from your merchant dashboard. Install and activate it from WordPress plugins.
Generate a short-lived code in KoviraPay. Enter it in your plugin settings; your site must be reachable over HTTPS for the domain-control challenge.
Confirm payment-session creation, hosted redirect and verified status events before enabling an audited live route.
Offer enabled payment methods using a single hosted checkout link instead of building your own provider selection interface.
Signed event deliveries and payment reconciliation help the store distinguish pending, failed and confirmed payments.
Merchant and WordPress workflows can retrieve operator-published plugin versions from the KoviraPay release registry.
Set up your receiving EVM wallet in KoviraPay. Approved V3 settlement routes track payments and payouts on-chain.
Check that your WooCommerce website has a valid HTTPS address, the gateway is configured in the correct test or live mode, and all relevant return and callback URLs are working. A connection code expires after five minutes to limit misuse. A successful connection does not override platform readiness or provider restrictions.
Use a test order to check whether the shopper sees the correct total and currency. When the gateway reports payment completed, ensure the order is updated only after authenticated confirmation. If a customer closes the browser or returns early, the store should still receive server-to-server updates. This distinction is essential for digital goods, subscriptions and other orders where automatic fulfillment matters.
Yes. Install the WooCommerce plugin and connect it using a short-lived one-time code from the merchant dashboard. The plugin supports hosted checkout and signed status notifications.
Not for the normal connection flow. A short-lived merchant dashboard connection code is exchanged after the gateway verifies control of the HTTPS WordPress site. The credentials are then configured by the plugin.
No. The store should rely on verified webhooks and/or authenticated payment status reconciliation. Returning from a provider page is not sufficient.
The signup, wallet setup and WooCommerce connection are designed to take approximately five minutes when you have your information ready. Payment acceptance starts only after the relevant technical, provider and compliance checks are satisfied.
One plugin, one short-lived connection code and a checkout workflow designed around reliable status events.