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GoBTC Pay for WooCommerce

Name: GoBTC Pay for WooCommerce
Author: GoBTC Pay

Accept Bitcoin payments in your WooCommerce store via a hosted GoBTC Pay checkout.

GoBTC Pay for WooCommerce ranks #60,309 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #10,113 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, and was last updated Oct 13, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.1.4 Current Version v1.1.4

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 13 Oct, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.1.4
Last Updated: Oct 13, 2026
Requires WP: 6.0+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.1 or higher
Author: GoBTC Pay

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about GoBTC Pay for WooCommerce

No. The plugin talks to the GoBTC Pay API and the customer pays on the GoBTC Pay hosted checkout. Your store never holds keys or funds.

Most likely it was paid from an ordinary Bitcoin wallet and is waiting for network confirmation — usually about 10 to 30 minutes. See "Two payment routes" above. An order can also be On hold because the payment window closed and the plugin is waiting out the grace period in case the money still arrives.

It was paid from a wallet inside the GoBTC Pay ecosystem. That route reports the payment in one step, so the order is completed immediately and no confirmation wait applies.

No. The plugin declares support for products only; refunds are not part of it.

For an order that is still being watched, nothing is lost: the plugin also polls the payment status, so the order reaches its final state anyway. It does matter for one case. Once an order's payment window and its grace period have both expired, the order is cancelled and polling for it stops — a payment that arrives after that point can only reach the store as a webhook. With the endpoint unreachable, such an order stays cancelled while the customer believes they have paid. That is why, when payments are being created but no webhook has arrived for a while, the plugin raises an admin notice pointing at the usual causes: a changed URL, a firewall or security plugin blocking the request, or a signing secret that no longer matches. It is shown on WooCommerce's own screens, to users who can manage WooCommerce, and it is worth acting on.

Yes. GoBTC Pay runs a separate non-production contour; set the API base URL to it and use the credentials issued for that contour. It is not a sandbox. That contour settles on Bitcoin mainnet, so any payment you make against it spends real BTC and cannot be reversed. Treat an order placed there exactly as you would treat one in production.

Never let a copy run with the live secret key. Before the copy is first opened, not after, do one of two things on it: deactivate this plugin, or save a separate key over the live one. Emptying the "Secret API key" field does not remove the stored key — a blank field means "keep the current value" — and disabling the payment method does not stop the plugin talking to GoBTC Pay either. The key is not read-only: a copy that has it can cancel your production customers' payments. A copy carries the same orders and the same payment identifiers, and the plugin asks the service to cancel a payment

the copy, or letting it expire there, cancels the real payment of a real customer. Nothing on the copy looks wrong while this happens; the damage shows up in the live store. Second, and only once the key is dealt with: clear the plugin's site identifier on the copy, the gobtc_pay_site_id option. It is what keeps this store's payment identifiers apart from your other stores', and a copy starts out carrying the original's. Deleting the option is enough — the plugin creates a new one by itself. The current value is shown as "Installation identifier" at the bottom of the payment method's settings screen, which is how you can tell the copy from the original once you have done this.

No. Turning the payment method off removes it from checkout, so no new payment

it keeps polling them, keeps accepting webhook deliveries, keeps applying payment results to orders, and keeps cancelling the payment of an order that is