TL;DR
WooCommerce supports over 100 payment gateways to process transactions. You can explore available options via the WordPress plugin repository or WooCommerce’s official extensions store. Once you’ve found a suitable gateway, install and configure it to enable payments on your store.
Exploring Payment Gateways
1. WordPress Plugin Repository
The WordPress plugin repository offers a wide range of free and paid payment gateways for WooCommerce. To browse the options:
- Visit WordPress Plugin Repository.
- Search for “WooCommerce payment gateway” or similar.
- Review plugins based on ratings, compatibility, and features.
2. WooCommerce Extensions Store
WooCommerce’s official extensions store provides curated and premium payment gateway options. To explore these:
- Go to the WooCommerce Extensions Store.
- Use filters to find a gateway that meets your needs (e.g., supported currencies, countries, or transaction fees).
Adding a Payment Gateway
Once you’ve identified a payment gateway:
- Install the Plugin:
- Download the plugin from the repository or extensions store.
- Upload and install it via your WordPress admin panel under Plugins > Add New.
- Activate and Configure:
- Activate the plugin.
- Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments to find the newly added gateway.
- Configure the settings, such as API keys, merchant credentials, and preferred options.
- Test the Gateway:
- Enable test mode (if available) to simulate transactions.
- Ensure everything functions correctly before enabling the gateway for live transactions.
Conclusion
Adding a payment gateway in WooCommerce is straightforward, thanks to the wide variety of options available. Whether you’re looking for a free solution or a premium extension, explore the repositories mentioned above to find the perfect fit for your store’s needs.