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Vanquish
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Vanquish Deposits for WooCommerce
Take a deposit at checkout and collect the rest later: partial payments, payment plans and balance requests with reminders, for WooCommerce.
Vanquish Deposits for WooCommerce ranks #69,877 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, a 5/5 rating from 2 reviews, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.3.0
Current Version v1.3.0
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Last Update on 29 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.3.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 29, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.8+
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- 7.1.4
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- 7.4 or higher
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- Vanquish
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Vanquish Deposits for WooCommerce
You click Request balance in the Payment schedule box of the order (or in the Order actions). The customer gets the "Payment requested" email with a Pay now button, which opens a page with the amount due and the payment methods of your store. Customers with an account also find the order under My account, with a Pay button. You can add a due date and a message to the request, send it again, or copy the link and send it by chat or text message.
No. Guests pay the deposit at checkout and pay the balance from the link in the email, without logging in. Whoever has the link can see the products and amounts of the order and pay them, but not its addresses, so treat it like the link of a quote. Only the automatic card charge of Premium needs a customer who is logged in.
Yes, in Premium, with the official Stripe plugin. Turn on "Charge saved cards" (WooCommerce → Settings → Deposits, under Payment methods) and "Saved cards" in the Stripe settings. At checkout the customer is told that the card will be saved for the later payments. Before each automatic charge they get an "Upcoming charge" email (2 days before, by default), so they can still pay another way. If their bank asks them to confirm, they get a "Confirm your payment" email; if the card is declined, they get the Pay now link and you can retry from the order. The order is checked before every automatic charge: if the amount changed since the customer was told, part of the order was refunded or disputed, another payment of the order was charged in the last 24 hours, the charge is more than 3 days late, or the customer or the Stripe mode changed, nothing is charged. The payment goes on hold, you get an email, and you choose to charge it, send a payment request instead, or cancel the automatic charge. If more automatic charges than you allow are due within an hour (10 by default), all of them pause until you resume them.
Any method that pays a normal WooCommerce order. We tested cards with Stripe, PayPal Payments, bank transfer, cash on delivery and check. If you rely on another method, try it in test mode before you go live. With PayPal Payments, a deposit is paid on PayPal's page rather than with the buttons in the page, because the buttons would charge the whole cart. Under "Methods for the deposit" you can keep some methods for the balance only, such as cash on delivery.
Simple and variable products. Each variation can have its own deposit, and the product page then shows the lowest amount due today. Subscriptions, bundles, composite and grouped products and gift cards are not supported: the Deposit tab does not appear on them and they are paid in full.
Each payment takes its share of every tax rate, so the deposit and the balance can each be invoiced with the right tax. Shipping and fees are split the same way as the products; with Premium they can go all in the deposit or all in the last payment instead (WooCommerce → Settings → Deposits → Taxes, shipping and stock). Coupons reduce the order total, and the payments are worked out on what is left.
The order keeps its full total, so any invoice plugin invoices the full order. With PDF Invoices & Packing Slips for WooCommerce (WP Overnight) the invoice also shows "Paid" and "Balance due" under the total and a table of the payments; with WebToffee PDF Invoices and Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce (Tyche) it shows "Paid" and "Balance due". With all three, the single payments never take an invoice number, the invoice is available while the order is "Partially paid", and it can be sent with the deposit: tick "Deposit received" among the emails it is attached to, in the invoice plugin's settings. Other invoice plugins show the full order total.
The order is Partially paid, a status other plugins do not treat as paid: WooCommerce sends no "Processing order" email, downloads stay locked, and invoicing or shipping plugins wait. If you choose Processing instead, they behave as if the order were paid in full. WooCommerce Analytics counts the order at its full value as soon as it is placed; to count only paid orders, exclude "Partially paid" in the Analytics settings.
Refund from the order in WooCommerce, as usual. The refund panel has a "Return through" choice: pick the payment the money goes back through, and the refund goes to the payment method of that payment (for Stripe and PayPal, automatically). The Payment schedule box then shows which payments are refunded.
In the free version you can mark a payment as paid, also for less than its amount (the rest becomes a new payment), and edit the order as usual: the unpaid payments follow the new total, and the customer is told with the "Balance changed" email. Premium adds Edit schedule, to change, add, reorder or remove the unpaid payments of an order, and Split into payments for orders placed without a deposit, with each payment as a percentage or an exact amount. With Premium you can also request only part of a payment: the rest stays to request later.