Bagisto

What is Bagisto?

Bagisto is an open-source Laravel-based e-commerce platform that provides a flexible and feature-rich solution for building online stores. It offers multi-channel, multi-currency, and multi-locale support out of the box.

Bagisto with PayGlocal

Integrating PayGlocal with Bagisto enables merchants to accept cross-border payments through international debit/credit cards and other payment methods. The PayGlocal payment gateway is built into Bagisto, requiring only configuration of your merchant credentials.

Before following the steps below, ensure you have a PayGlocal merchant account. Contact us to create one.

Prerequisites

An active Bagisto installation (v2.x recommended)
Admin access to your Bagisto dashboard
PayGlocal merchant credentials from your PayGlocal dashboard

Configuration Steps

Follow these steps to enable PayGlocal payments on your Bagisto store.

Step 1: Navigate to Configure

Bagisto admin dashboard with Configure option highlighted in sidebar

Step 2: Open Payment Methods

Scroll down to the Sales section and click on Payment Methods.

Bagisto configuration page showing Payment Methods option highlighted under Sales section

Step 3: Configure PayGlocal

In the Payment Methods page, locate PayGlocal and configure the following:

Toggle the Status switch to enable PayGlocal
Fill in your merchant credentials (see Field Reference below)
Click Save Configuration in the top-right corner

PayGlocal configuration form in Bagisto with Save Configuration button highlighted

Field Reference

Field	Description
Status	Enable or disable the PayGlocal payment gateway.
Title	Display name for PayGlocal shown to customers at checkout (e.g., “PayGlocal”).
Description	Payment method description displayed to customers on the checkout page.
Logo	Optional logo image for the payment method (recommended: 27px x 20px).
Merchant ID	Your Merchant ID from the PayGlocal dashboard, visible under My Account.
Public Key ID	The Public Key ID provided by PayGlocal, shown in the PayGlocal dashboard.
Private Key ID	The Private Key ID of your private key, shown in the PayGlocal dashboard.
PayGlocal Public Key	Paste the contents of the PayGlocal public key PEM file. Used to encrypt requests and verify responses.
Merchant Private Key	Paste the contents of your merchant private key PEM file. Used to sign requests.
Accepted Currencies	Comma-separated currency codes enabled for your merchant account (e.g., “INR” or “USD,INR”).
Sandbox	Toggle to send payments to the PayGlocal test environment. Disable for production.

For details on fetching your Merchant ID, keys, and PEM files, refer to the Key Management section.

Go Live

Before accepting real customer payments:

Ensure Sandbox mode is turned off in the PayGlocal configuration
Verify all credentials are from your production PayGlocal account
Test a transaction on your storefront to confirm the integration is working

Setup Successful - After following the steps above, your Bagisto store is ready to accept cross-border payments from customers using PayGlocal.

Introduction

Onboarding

Dashboard

Integration

Integration Resources

Merchant store plugins

MCA Integration

What is Bagisto?

Bagisto with PayGlocal

Prerequisites