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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://payglocal.mintlify.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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What is WooCommerce?

WooCommerce is an open-source plugin for WordPress that allows creating online eCommerce sites. The plugin is easy to set up and is being used by thousands of businesses around the world.

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WooCommerce with PayGlocal

Integrating your WooCommerce store with PayGlocal allows you to accept online payments securely through net banking and debit/credit card. Our WooCommerce plugin makes the PayGlocal integration seamless for the merchants.
Before following the steps below, ensure you have a PayGlocal merchant account. Contact us to create one.

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Plugin Download

Download the ZIP package based on your PHP version. If you are not able to see the package for your PHP version, kindly reach out to your account manager.
Technical Requirements — PHP 7.0 or higher · WooCommerce compatible version · Minimum 25 MB free disk space.

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Without Elementor

PHP VersionDownload
7.1Download
7.2 – 7.4Download
8.0Download

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With Elementor

PHP VersionDownload
7.4Download
8.0Download

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Plugin Installation

Follow the steps below to install the PayGlocal WooCommerce plugin and start accepting payments.
1

Log in to your WordPress admin panel

Open your WordPress site and sign in to the admin panel.
2

Go to Plugins → Installed Plugins → Add New

From the left navigation, go to Plugins → Installed Plugins → Add New.
WordPress Plugins screen with Add New highlighted
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Click Upload Plugin

On the Add Plugins screen, click Upload Plugin.
2

Upload the ZIP package and install

WordPress will ask you to upload a ZIP package. Upload the downloaded ZIP package and click Install Now.
WordPress Add Plugins screen showing Upload Plugin and Install Now

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Configuration

1

Log in to your WordPress admin panel

After installation, log in to your WordPress admin panel.
2

Activate the plugin

Navigate to the WordPress Plugin Manager to activate the plugin.
3

Enable PayGlocal in Payments settings

Go to Settings → Payments, find PayGlocal Payments in the list and enable it.
4

Open the configuration form

Click Manage to configure the plugin.
WooCommerce Payments settings with PayGlocal enabled and Manage highlighted
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Configure the plugin fields

Fill in the fields as described in the table below.
2

Save the configuration

Click Save Changes to save the configuration.
PayGlocal WooCommerce plugin configuration form

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Field Reference

FieldDescription
Enable / DisableEnable or disable the PayGlocal payment gateway.
TitleCustom title for PayGlocal payments shown to customers on the checkout page.
DescriptionPayment method description displayed to customers on the checkout page.
Payment ModeSelect Sandbox (for testing) or Production.
Merchant IDYour Merchant ID from the PayGlocal dashboard — visible in the top bar when logged in.
Public KIDThe Public Key ID provided by PayGlocal.
Private KIDThe Private Key ID provided by PayGlocal.
Public PEMDownload the public PEM file from the PayGlocal merchant account and upload it here.
Private PEMDownload the private PEM file from the PayGlocal merchant account and upload it here.
For details on fetching your Merchant ID, keys, and PEM files, refer to the Key Management section.
Setup Successful — After following the steps above, your WooCommerce store is ready to accept online payments from customers using PayGlocal.