Cherum Pay for WooCommerce
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Cherum Pay for WooCommerce

Crypto payments for WooCommerce: the buyer picks the coin and network, you settle in one asset and refund from the order screen. 0.90%.

Cherum Pay for WooCommerce ranks #68,504 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #7,243 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 26, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.3.11 Current Version v1.3.11
Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 26 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on
#7,243 of 14,124 in E-commerce Downloads -63.2% this week Actively maintained
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Cherum Pay for WooCommerce

The plugin holds nothing. Until settlement the deposit address belongs to Cherum, so the money is with Cherum, not with you: terms 2.1. The plugin only creates invoices, reads their status and asks for refunds; what Cherum settles goes to the account you set up there.
Open the order, press Refund, type the amount, confirm. Cherum reserves the amount on your balance and asks the buyer, on the payment page, for the wallet to send it to; the money leaves once they answer. If the balance is short or the network cost is higher than the amount, the refund is refused and the order note says why. One refund at a time per payment. A refund waiting for a wallet can be called off with Order actions → "Cancel Cherum refund" → Update, which puts the reserve back on your balance and lets you start another one. Deleting the refund line WooCommerce recorded does the same.
The order still closes. The signed notification decides the order, not the browser.
Four usual reasons: no API key, a store currency Cherum cannot price, the method is switched off, or the order is too small for the cheapest coin to take — $2 today, with $0.50 the point under which Cherum will not create an invoice at all. The settings screen says which, and a buyer looking at an order too small to pay in crypto is told so at the checkout, with the figure in your own currency. Up to 1.3.8 an order between the two floors was still offered the method and refused on "Place order"; from 1.3.9 it is not offered.
Cherum prints the line naming the items on its own payment page and takes it as plain text only, so the plugin leaves out of it what Cherum would refuse: a website address loses its dot (Amazon.com Gift Card reads Amazon com Gift Card), a link is dropped, < and > become ‹ and ›, and invisible characters go. Your products keep their names in the store. An order whose names leave nothing usable is described as "Order #" and its number.
Orders still close, through the check that runs every 15 minutes. Notifications within seconds need a public https address.
Orders, invoices and notifications behave like real ones. The payment address is a practice marker that no network accepts, so nothing can be paid by accident. To play what the buyer would do, pick a coin on the payment page, then open the invoice in your Cherum dashboard and use the Rehearse buttons: seen, confirmed, underpaid, overpaid, expired. Refunds are not part of test mode, because they move real money. On a store with a test key the refund box says so; connect a live key to refund through Cherum.
Yes, with the classic checkout and with the Cart and Checkout blocks. Nothing to switch. Up to 1.3.2 the crypto discount was the exception: it appeared in the block checkout and never in the classic one. It works in both from 1.3.3.

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