PaySovra – Crypto & Stablecoin Payment Gateway for WooCommerce
PaySovra adds a crypto payment method to your WooCommerce checkout. Customers pay in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, USDC, USDT and more across 10 networks; you receive funds directly in wallets you control.
How it works
- The customer picks “Pay with crypto” at checkout and a secure payment window opens over your checkout page — they never leave your site.
- They choose a coin and network, and send the payment. PaySovra monitors the chain and confirms it in real time.
- Your WooCommerce order updates automatically — paid, underpaid (on hold for review), or cancelled if the payment window lapses.
- Every payment also appears in your PaySovra dashboard: order details, transaction hash, amounts received, and a full customer view across all your sales channels.
Why merchants choose PaySovra
- Direct settlement. Payments go to your own wallet addresses. PaySovra never holds your funds.
- Broad coverage. BTC, LTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL, TRX, plus USDC and USDT on Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Solana, and TRON.
- Order sync you can trust. Signed webhooks (HMAC-SHA256, replay-protected) with automatic retries update your Woo orders reliably — including underpayment and expiry outcomes, not just success.
- A real payments dashboard. Orders, analytics, customers, invoicing, and hosted product pages are included with your PaySovra account.
PaySovra is a hosted service; a free PaySovra account is required. Payment sessions are created via the PaySovra API and the payment window is served by PaySovra over your checkout page.
External services
This plugin connects to PaySovra, a hosted payment service, to take crypto payments. It cannot work without it, and a free PaySovra account is required.
When data is sent
- When a customer selects “Pay with crypto” and places an order, your site sends PaySovra the order total and currency, your WooCommerce order number, the item names, quantities and line totals, the customer’s billing name and email address, your store’s web address, and the addresses PaySovra should return the customer to and notify when the payment settles.
- While the checkout page is open, your site asks PaySovra which coins and networks your account accepts, so the customer can choose one.
- After a payment, PaySovra notifies your site so the order can be updated. These messages are signed and verified before they are acted on.
What is NOT sent
Your customer’s postal address, phone number, payment card details and WordPress passwords are never transmitted. PaySovra is non-custodial: crypto goes directly from the customer to wallet addresses you control, and PaySovra never holds your funds or moves them.
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