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Stackedboost COD Deposit Rules for WooCommerce

Name: Stackedboost COD Deposit Rules for WooCommerce
Author: stackedboost

Require an advance payment or hide Cash on Delivery for risky orders, using rules based on your own store data.

Stackedboost COD Deposit Rules for WooCommerce ranks #67,441 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #6,754 of 12,419 in the E-commerce category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Aug 19, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Tested up to WP 7 (Current: 7.1.1)

v1.4.0 Current Version v1.4.0

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Version: 1.4.0
Last Updated: Aug 19, 2026
Requires WP: 6.0+
Tested Up To: 7
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: stackedboost

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Stackedboost COD Deposit Rules for WooCommerce

Both, and the block checkout needed real work rather than a claim. The advance payment is applied as a cart fee, which both checkouts calculate the same way. Hiding Cash on Delivery is different: the block checkout does not honour the usual payment gateway filter, so a plugin that only filters the gateway will appear to work on the classic checkout and quietly do nothing on the block one. This plugin publishes the decision onto the Store API cart and registers the front end callback WooCommerce documents for this, so the method is genuinely withdrawn in both. The gateway filter stays in place as well, so even if the script fails to load, an order cannot be placed with Cash on Delivery when a rule matched.

No. Every rule is evaluated using data already stored in your WordPress database, on your own server. There is no external API call, no license check that phones home for the free version, and no analytics collection. Nothing about your orders or customers leaves your site.

The advance payment is charged at checkout through whichever payment gateway you already use for prepaid methods on your store, exactly like a normal order paid in full. The remaining balance is recorded as a separate amount on the order (visible on the order screen, in the admin order list, and in the emails sent to the customer) so you and the customer both know what is still owed on delivery. The plugin does not automatically charge the balance. Collecting it on delivery is a manual, real-world step, the same as any other COD order.

Yes, with any gateway. The advance payment is simply charged as the order total at checkout, using whatever gateway is enabled for that order. COD Deposit Rules does not require a specific gateway or add one of its own.

Be aware of this before you rely on it: when an advance payment applies, the order total recorded in WooCommerce is the amount actually charged at checkout, not the full cart value. The remaining balance is recorded separately, not folded into the order total. If you build reports directly off order totals, a COD order with an advance payment will show the deposit amount, not the full order value, so factor that in when reading revenue reports for COD orders.

In the free version, all your active rules are checked together and if any one matches, the action you configured (require advance payment or hide COD) applies. Combining rules with AND/OR logic, so you can require different behavior depending on which combination of conditions is met, is a Pro feature.

No. Nothing can guarantee that. This plugin reduces the financial exposure of a refused COD delivery by collecting part of the payment before the order ships. It does not detect fraud, verify identity, or block anyone from ordering.