WayForPay
Card payments via WayForPay: Visa, Mastercard, Privat24, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
WayForPay gathers card payment, Privat24, Apple Pay and Google Pay in one window, and alongside them the instalment programmes of several banks, which noticeably helps sell expensive goods. The customer pays on a secure page, and the order moves to "Paid" on its own, with no manual reconciliation of payments.
What it does
- Sends the customer to the WayForPay payment page: Visa and Mastercard, Privat24, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
- Marks the order as paid on the bank's confirmation; the confirmation is verified by signature and a signed reply goes back to the bank, so a payment neither hangs nor gets confirmed twice.
- Leaves the order unpaid on a decline or an unfinished payment, so the order list reflects what really happened.
- Enables instalments and buying on credit: the programmes of PrivatBank, monobank, A-Bank, OTP Bank and PUMB, plus A-Bank instant instalments.
- Lets you set the allowed number of payments (2, 3, 6, for example) or leave the choice to the bank; plain card payment can be hidden so only instalments remain.
- Lets you refund the customer straight from the order — in full or in part.
What you need
- A shop registered with WayForPay: the merchant identifier and the secret key from its cabinet.
- The shop domain declared in the WayForPay cabinet — the same one goes into the payment method settings.
- Instalments and credit purchases must be enabled with WayForPay separately.
What we fixed
The “Merchant account” field was confusing: people entered the store’s long identifier, and WayForPay declined every payment. The field is now called “Merchant login”, and the hints explain where to find the login and the secret key in your WayForPay dashboard.
You can paste the shop domain in full, with “https://” and a trailing slash: the shop removes the extra parts itself.
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 customer sees the items of their order on the payment page instead of a single “Order No.…” line. WayForPay receives the customer’s name, phone and e-mail, the delivery address and the order language, so the phone does not have to be entered twice.
Money is now charged right after payment. If you want to hold the money on the card first and charge it when the order ships, turn on two-step payment in the method settings. Previously the add-on always held the money: if automatic settlement is not turned on in your WayForPay account, check the orders awaiting confirmation there. This version needs CartiX 2.92.0.
What’s fixed
Customers can pay for an order again. If the first payment attempt failed and the customer came back through the link in the e-mail, WayForPay answered “Duplicate Order ID” and the order could not be paid. Now every payment attempt goes to WayForPay separately.
After paying, the customer returns to the shop instead of an error page. A refund goes back to the customer in the currency they paid in. Refunds work through the “Refunded” order status, which needs CartiX 2.90.0.
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: программы банков и выбор числа платежей