| 开发者 | pluginmosaic |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月19日 11:35 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes, when the order was created by the official WooCommerce Stripe Gateway and contains a usable PaymentIntent or charge reference. Payment Truth waits five minutes before reporting this status disagreement to reduce noise from normal asynchronous updates.
No. A finding proves only that the WooCommerce and Stripe records disagree when scanned. Check the order notes, Stripe event and payment record, webhook delivery history, logs, and recent site changes to determine the cause.
No. Version 0.2.0 is deliberately read-only. It reports evidence and links to the order so a store operator can investigate.
No. It uses the authentication already configured by the official WooCommerce Stripe Gateway. Payment Truth does not store Stripe credentials.
The initial release supports the official WooCommerce Stripe Gateway and its stripe or stripe_* payment methods. Other Stripe gateways may store different references and are not queried.
They can contain different stored values after manual edits, interrupted integrations, unusual capture flows, or other data drift. Payment Truth compares the WooCommerce gross order total with an authoritative Stripe amount in the currency's smallest unit. A finding asks you to investigate; it does not claim that Stripe charged the wrong amount.
Yes. When Stripe supplies an authoritative refunded amount, Payment Truth compares it with WooCommerce's total refunded amount and reports a disagreement.
No customer identity or card fields are included. An opted-in alert contains the order number, finding severity/title, WooCommerce and Stripe statuses, and an admin order URL.
Payment updates are asynchronous. Payment Truth waits five minutes before reporting status disagreements and scans hourly by default. You can also run a manual scan.
Only recent orders that use a supported official Stripe payment method are scanned. The lookback period and maximum orders per scan are configurable, keeping scheduled and manual scans bounded.
Payment Truth could not read one or more matching Stripe objects. The dashboard now explains the likely cause and next step. Common causes include an order and gateway connection using different Stripe accounts or test/live modes, a deleted or invalid provider reference, or a failed gateway request. Findings from records read successfully remain valid.
Yes. Orders are read through WooCommerce CRUD APIs and the plugin declares HPOS compatibility.