LiqPay (PrivatBank)
Card payments via LiqPay: Visa, Mastercard, Privat24, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
Card payment taken at checkout means orders that are already paid for, not a promise to transfer the money tomorrow. With LiqPay the customer pays by Visa or Mastercard, from Privat24, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and once the payment succeeds the order is marked as paid on its own, with no manual reconciliation of incoming money.
What it does
- Sends the customer to the secure LiqPay page: card, Privat24, Apple Pay, Google Pay — card details never reach your shop.
- Marks the order as paid on the bank's confirmation; that confirmation is verified by signature, so a payment cannot be faked from outside.
- Tells intermediate states apart — funds held, payment in processing — and does not mark such an order paid too early.
- Supports PrivatBank pay-in-parts and instant instalments; if you wish, plain card payment can be hidden on the LiqPay page so only instalments remain.
- Lets you refund the customer straight from the order — in full or in part, across several refunds.
- Includes a test mode: run the whole payment through without money being charged and make sure orders are accepted correctly.
What you need
- A LiqPay merchant account with the public and private keys from the cabinet settings.
- Pay-in-parts or instant instalments must be enabled separately with LiqPay — without that the option will not show on the payment page.
- The number of instalments offered to the customer is configured in your LiqPay cabinet.
What we fixed
If the payment provider answered the shop with an error (for example, after the key was changed in the settings), the shop treated the payment as not found. The “Refund” status then closed the order noting that the money had been returned, although the shop still had it. Now such an answer means the payment state is unknown: the refund does not go through, and the reason appears in the order history.
With CartiX 2.93.0 the shop checks money held with two-step payment against the payment provider once an hour and finds out when the bank releases the hold after the deadline.
What’s new
The add-on moved to the current LiqPay API version with the new request signature, as the LiqPay documentation requires. LiqPay receives the customer’s name and address and the order language, and every payment attempt goes under its own number, so paying again after a failed attempt works.
If you issue receipts through the LiqPay cash register, turn this on in the method settings. It is off by default: with a separate cash register such as Checkbox, the customer would get two receipts. This version needs CartiX 2.92.0.
An icon of its own
In the «Plugins» section and in the list of installed items the add-on now shows its own icon instead of an identical box, so you find the one you need at a glance. The icon appears on shops running version 1.30.0 and newer.
Оплата частями и мгновенная рассрочка ПриватБанка