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Notch Pay WordPress Plugin

The Notch Pay WordPress plugin allows you to accept payments on your WordPress site without any coding. It integrates seamlessly with popular plugins like WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, and more.

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Installation

1

Download the Plugin

Download the Notch Pay WordPress plugin from the WordPress Plugin Directory or directly from your WordPress admin dashboard.

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Install the Plugin

  1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard
  2. Go to Plugins > Add New
  3. Click Upload Plugin and select the downloaded zip file
  4. Click Install Now
  5. After installation, click Activate Plugin
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Configure the Plugin

  1. Go to Settings > Notch Pay
  2. Enter your API keys (found in your Notch Pay Business dashboard)
  3. Configure other settings according to your preferences

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Basic Configuration

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General Settings

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Payment Forms

The plugin provides shortcodes to create payment forms on any page or post:

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Basic Payment Form

[notchpay_payment_form amount="5000" currency="XAF" button_text="Pay Now"]

This will create a simple payment form with name and email fields.

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Advanced Payment Form

[notchpay_payment_form 
  amount="5000" 
  currency="XAF" 
  button_text="Pay Now" 
  title="Payment for Premium Content" 
  description="Access to premium articles for one month" 
  show_phone="yes" 
  redirect="https://example.com/thank-you"
]

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Payment Form Parameters

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Payment Buttons

For a simpler integration, you can use payment buttons:

[notchpay_button amount="5000" currency="XAF" email="customer@example.com" name="John Doe" button_text="Pay Now"]

This creates a button that directly initiates a payment when clicked, without showing a form.

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Payment Button Parameters

Create shareable payment links that can be sent via email, social media, or any other channel:

[notchpay_link amount="5000" currency="XAF" title="Donation" description="Support our cause"]

This will display a link that, when clicked, takes the user to a payment page.

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Gutenberg Blocks

The plugin also provides Gutenberg blocks for a more visual editing experience:

Payment Form Block

Add a payment form to your page using the visual editor

Payment Button Block

Add a payment button to your page

Payment Link Block

Add a payment link to your page

Recent Payments Block

Display a list of recent payments

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WooCommerce Integration

The plugin integrates with WooCommerce to provide Notch Pay as a payment gateway:

1

Enable the Gateway

  1. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments
  2. Find “Notch Pay” in the list of payment gateways
  3. Click Set up or toggle the switch to enable it
2

Configure the Gateway

  1. Enter the title and description to display at checkout
  2. Select which payment methods to enable
  3. Configure other settings as needed
  4. Click Save changes

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WooCommerce Settings

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Easy Digital Downloads Integration

The plugin also integrates with Easy Digital Downloads:

1

Enable the Gateway

  1. Go to Downloads > Settings > Payment Gateways
  2. Check the “Notch Pay” checkbox
  3. Click Save Changes
2

Configure the Gateway

  1. Go to the “Notch Pay” tab
  2. Configure the gateway settings
  3. Click Save Changes

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Membership Plugins Integration

The plugin integrates with popular membership plugins:

  1. Go to Memberships > Settings > Payment Gateways
  2. Select “Notch Pay” as the payment gateway
  3. Configure the gateway settings
  4. Click Save Settings

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MemberPress

  1. Go to MemberPress > Settings > Payments
  2. Click Add Payment Method
  3. Select “Notch Pay” from the dropdown
  4. Configure the gateway settings
  5. Click Update Options

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Webhooks

The plugin automatically sets up a webhook endpoint to receive notifications from Notch Pay:

https://your-site.com/wp-json/notchpay/v1/webhook

Make sure to add this URL to your webhook endpoints in the Notch Pay dashboard.

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Payment Records

The plugin keeps records of all payments made through it:

  1. Go to Notch Pay > Payments in your WordPress admin
  2. View a list of all payments with their status, amount, and customer information
  3. Click on a payment to view its details

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Customization

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Custom CSS

You can customize the appearance of payment forms and buttons by adding custom CSS to your theme:

/* Customize payment form */
.notchpay-form {
    background-color: #f9f9f9;
    padding: 20px;
    border-radius: 8px;
}

/* Customize payment button */
.notchpay-button {
    background-color: #4F46E5;
    color: white;
    padding: 12px 24px;
    border-radius: 4px;
    border: none;
    font-weight: bold;
}

.notchpay-button:hover {
    background-color: #4338CA;
}

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Hooks and Filters

The plugin provides hooks and filters for developers to extend its functionality:

// Modify payment parameters before creating a payment
add_filter('notchpay_payment_params', function($params, $form_data) {
    // Add custom metadata
    $params['metadata']['custom_field'] = 'custom_value';
    
    return $params;
}, 10, 2);

// Do something after a successful payment
add_action('notchpay_payment_complete', function($payment, $order = null) {
    // Send a custom email
    wp_mail(
        $payment['customer']['email'],
        'Thank you for your payment',
        'Your payment of ' . $payment['amount'] . ' ' . $payment['currency'] . ' has been received.'
    );
}, 10, 2);

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Troubleshooting

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Frequently Asked Questions

WooCommerce Plugin

Dedicated WooCommerce integration

PHP SDK

PHP SDK documentation

API Reference

Complete API documentation