WooCommerce Overview

Connect WooCommerce to DigetPay Hosted Checkout. Customers pay on DigetPay's secure hosted page, while your store receives webhook updates automatically.

SSL required. Your store must use HTTPS. Webhook URLs using http:// or localhost are not supported.

Why use the WooCommerce plugin

Benefit	Details
Secure payments	Hosted checkout — card data never touches your server
Real-time sync	Webhooks automatically update the WooCommerce order status
Simple setup	Install and configure the plugin from WordPress — no custom backend code required
Staging & production	Test payments on Fin staging before going live

Supported features

Hosted Checkout with redirect
Mada, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Apple Pay
Sale transactions and refunds
Automatic order synchronization through webhooks
Fin staging and production environments
Debug-friendly merchant settings

Requirements

Requirement	Version / Details
WordPress	5.8+
WooCommerce	3.0.9+
PHP	7.4+ (8.x recommended)
Store	Valid HTTPS certificate
DigetPay	API key from Dashboard

How it works

flowchart LR
  A[Customer checkout] --> B[Plugin creates session]
  B --> C[DigetPay Hosted Checkout]
  C --> D[Customer pays]
  D --> E[DigetPay sends webhook]
  E --> F[WooCommerce updates order]

Step	Who	What happens
1	Store	Customer selects Pay with DigetPay
2	Plugin	Creates a DigetPay checkout session using `POST /payment/checkout/intiate`
3	Customer	Is redirected to DigetPay Hosted Checkout and completes payment
4	DigetPay	Sends a webhook notification to the registered WooCommerce webhook URL
5	Plugin	Processes the webhook and updates the WooCommerce order status

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Webhook required. Without a registered webhook URL, WooCommerce orders remain Pending payment even after the customer successfully completes payment. See Plugin Settings.

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Billing phone required. The WooCommerce checkout must include a valid billing phone number. The phone number is required for Apple Pay and gateway processing.

Setup guides

Plugin installation

Download the plugin ZIP, upload it to WordPress, and activate the plugin.

Plugin settings

Configure the API key, Fin staging environment, and webhook settings.

Testing & troubleshooting

Test payments, troubleshoot common issues, and prepare for production.

Why use the WooCommerce plugin

Supported features

Requirements

How it works

Setup guides

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