Plaxswap Crypto Payments for WooCommerce

Sign in at plaxswap.com/merchants/dashboard. Complete your business and authenticator setup, then open Developers → API keys. Create a test integration key for testing or a live integration key for customer payments. Use the matching webhook signing secret from the same merchant account.

A webhook is a payment notification Plaxswap sends to your store. The plugin shows your store's callback URL. Add it under Developers → Webhooks in your merchant dashboard. The plugin checks its signature and then retrieves the authoritative payment before updating an order.

Customers can select from the methods available for that specific payment at Plaxswap checkout. Availability depends on the current gateway configuration, network readiness, amount and applicable service rules. The plugin does not maintain a separate coin list.

Settled payments credit your Plaxswap merchant wallet in the original coin and network paid. The wallet holds 133 coins on 17 networks. Open it at plaxswap.com/merchants/dashboard to receive, send to your saved addresses, swap between coins or withdraw. Wallet fees are 0.3% on the same network, 0.5% for the same coin on another network and 0.7% for a different coin, plus the network fee; every fee is shown before you approve.

No. The plugin only marks an order paid after a signed notification or reconciliation triggers an independent Plaxswap API verification of the matching payment. A pending, incomplete or unverified payment remains unpaid.

The plugin also schedules status checks for unsettled payments, normally about every five minutes while your WordPress scheduled tasks are running. Automatic retry scheduling stops 30 days after the payment was created, or earlier once it is paid. Store managers can use Refresh Plaxswap payment in the order actions to request an API check. Signed webhooks and manual checks still verify the authoritative payment; the time limit is not a guarantee of settlement or a refund deadline.

This version supports individual checkout payments. Automatic recurring billing and automatic WooCommerce refunds are not supported. Arrange any customer refund separately through your merchant-controlled payment process or Plaxswap support. Changing a WooCommerce order to Refunded does not send crypto to the customer.

Deleting or deactivating this plugin retains its WordPress settings, encrypted integration credentials and order payment history. Reinstalling can reuse those records with the same WordPress security salts. Deletion does not close your Plaxswap merchant account or delete remote payment records. Revoke an integration key in your merchant dashboard if you no longer want this store to have access.

No. The plugin uses a merchant integration key and webhook signing secret. It does not request or store a hot-wallet key, wallet recovery phrase or merchant authenticator secret, and it does not initiate merchant withdrawals.

Plaxswap checkout presents the quote and applicable platform, exchange and network charges before payment. The plugin does not silently add another store-side crypto surcharge. The order details label Platform fee · invoice basis shows the API's fee amount calculated from the invoice total. Final checkout charges and network or exchange costs are separate; this invoice-based figure is not a report of realized platform profit.

Visit plaxswap.com/support for 24/7 human support. Include your plugin version, WooCommerce version, public payment reference and a description of the issue. Never send an API key, signing secret, wallet recovery phrase or authenticator code.