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P2Flux for WooCommerce
Accept USDC on Base straight to your own wallet, subscriptions included. Customers need no ETH. Non-custodial: nobody holds your money but you.
P2Flux for WooCommerce ranks #65,978 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #2,110 of 3,634 in the Communication category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 27, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.2.0
Current Version v1.2.0
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 27 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.2.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 27, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 8.1 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about P2Flux for WooCommerce
Straight to the wallet you configure, in the same transaction the customer sends. P2Flux never holds it and cannot move it.
Nothing is lost. The order keeps its payment instruction, the plugin checks whether the payment arrived, and the customer's own "I already paid - check my payment" link asks the same question. It never offers to pay again while a payment might already exist.
Yes, in full, from your own wallet. The order screen has a P2Flux box that prepares the refund and opens your wallet; WooCommerce records the refund once P2Flux confirms the transfer on chain. The refund on chain is the USDC the customer paid; the WooCommerce refund record is the order total in your store currency, so on a non-USD store the two figures differ by the conversion applied at checkout (recurring products are USD-only, so the two always agree there). WooCommerce's normal refund button is not offered, because no server can send money out of your wallet - only you can. The P2Flux protocol allows exactly one refund per payment, so the plugin offers that refund in full: a partial refund would use up the only refund the order will ever have.
They choose P2Flux, place the order, and a small P2Flux window opens from that same click: connect a wallet, confirm, done. The order's pay screen stays behind it to show progress, and if a browser refuses the window it offers a button that opens it on demand - "Pay with USDC — no ETH required"
Not with "No-ETH checkout" on (the default for new installs). The customer pays the price plus the network fee in USDC, signs once in their wallet, and P2Flux sends the transaction: their wallet needs USDC on Base and no ETH at all. The exact network fee is shown in the P2Flux window before they confirm. A customer who holds ETH on Base can choose "I have ETH on Base — pay the network fee in ETH" on the pay screen instead. The setting costs you an extra fixed 0.10 USDC per payment made that way (see Fees), and it does not apply to subscriptions. Stores upgraded from 1.0.0 keep it off until you turn it on under WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → P2Flux.
It is safe for a customer to close the browser after confirming a payment. The payment instruction
Automatic checks run about 15 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours and 48 hours after the payment was started. A payment found is verified and marks the order paid with its exact transaction. A daily sweep re-queues those checks for P2Flux orders from the last week that are still pending. A customer who comes back to the order's payment page is checked first, before being offered to pay, and "I already paid — check my payment" asks at once. The automatic checks and the sweep, like subscription renewals, run from WooCommerce's Action Scheduler, which runs from WP-Cron. On a store with little traffic WP-Cron only runs when someone visits, so checks can run late; if WP-Cron is disabled, a server cron must call it. Either way, set up a real cron job that runs every few minutes, for example: */5 * * * * curl -s https://example.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron > /dev/null or wp cron event run --due-now from WP-CLI. If P2Flux jobs are more than two hours overdue, or Action Scheduler is missing, the plugin shows a warning to store managers in the WordPress admin.
It depends on why, and the plugin says so on the order. A wallet that is short of USDC is retried daily for three days and the customer is told to top up. An approval that ran short cannot be fixed by retrying, so the customer gets a "Restore USDC approval" button on their account page. A customer
Renewals stop, with a note on the order, because the customer's wallet authorized the old amount and the plugin never charges an old authorization for new terms. The customer's account page explains the new amount and offers "Re-authorize": one signature in their wallet, and the outstanding renewal
WooCommerce stops collecting immediately - that part is entirely in the store's hands. The standing permission in the customer's wallet is theirs to remove, and their account page offers it.
