A payment is expected to be simple, secure and fast, regardless of whether it takes place in a physical store or online. With over 6 million customers around the Nordics, we make sure to be up-to-date with smart payment solutions where customers shop.
At checkout, your customer can choose between several flexible payment options, something that not only provides a better shopping experience but also generates more and larger purchases.
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Find out more in about the plugin in our documentation.
System Requirements
- Required: PHP 8.1 or higher
- Required: WooCommerce 7.6.0 or higher
- Required: SSL - HTTPS must be fully enabled. This is a callback security measure required by Resurs Bank.
- Required: CURL (php-curl) with CURLAUTH_BEARER
- Recommended: Latest stable WordPress release
External services
This plugin is a payment gateway. To create and manage Resurs payments it must communicate with Resurs Bank AB (publ) external services.
External calls only occur when the plugin is configured with valid Resurs credentials and a Resurs payment flow is used.
Endpoints
Production:
https://merchant-api.resurs.com/
Test:
https://merchant-api.integration.resurs.com/
Legal
Terms:
https://www.resursbank.se/dokument-och-blanketter
Privacy policy:
https://www.resursbank.se/om-oss/integritet-och-sakerhet
Customer GDPR information:
https://www.resursbank.se/om-oss/integritet-och-sakerhet/gdpr-som-kund
Preferred Method is to install and activate the plugin through the WordPress plugin installer.
Doing it manually? Look below.
- Upload the plugin archive to the "/wp-content/plugins/" directory.
- Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress.
- Configure the plugin via Resurs Bank control panel in admin.
See the full changelog here.
For full documentation, please refer to our
documentation.
Latest changes:
1.2.29/1.2.30
- Fixed bug in pricedata-checker.
1.2.28
- Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class "Resursbank\Woocommerce\Admin" not found
1.2.27
- Updated bundled ECom to 3.4.1.
- Fixed CostList row expander reinitializing on repeated DOM mutations, which forced the first section back to expanded and overrode user-selected rows in dynamic checkout flows.