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WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms

Name: WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms
Author: Edoardo G.

EU statutory withdrawal button (Art. 11a) for WooCommerce, FluentCart & EDD: two-step flow, durable-medium receipt, tamper-evident log.

WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms ranks #11,883 among WordPress.org plugins with 200+ active installations, is #1,914 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, and was last updated Sep 4, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Tested up to WP 7.0.8 (Current: 7.1.4)

v1.4.2 Current Version v1.4.2

Updated 2 months ago Last Update on 04 Sep, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.4.2
Last Updated: Sep 04, 2026
Requires WP: 5.8+
Tested Up To: 7.0.8
PHP Version: 8.1 or higher
Author: Edoardo G.

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TL;DR

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This plugin is for merchants running WooCommerce, FluentCart or Easy Digital Downloads stores in the EU who need to comply with the new statutory right-of-withdrawal button law taking effect 19 June 2026. It provides a compliant two-step withdrawal flow, durable-medium receipts, and a tamper-evident evidence log so store owners can offer and prove lawful withdrawal handling.

Two-step withdrawal request flow
Durable-medium receipt (email/PDF)
Tamper-evident hash-chained log
Partial withdrawal support
Art. 59 exemption handling
Trusted timestamping (OpenTimestamps/RFC 3161)
REST API and signed webhooks
Multi-language statutory button wording

Frequently Asked Questions

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Any trader concluding distance B2C contracts via an online interface with EU/EEA consumers, regardless of the trader's own country (Rome I Art. 6). Switzerland-resident consumers are out of scope (voluntary mode).

No. The button is additional to the Annex I-B model form, which remains mandatory in pre-contractual information. The plugin generates both.

Yes. Since 1.3.0 the plugin assembles one consolidated Right-of-withdrawal notice from your live settings and the Art. 59 exceptions you selected. Publish it with the [webwakeupwdb_policy] shortcode, let the plugin auto-create a page for it (one click to recreate if you delete it), or download it as a PDF — all from Compliance → "Informativa sul diritto di recesso", where you can also freeze it to static HTML. Optionally, two opt-in toggles add the same clauses to your Complianz Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions (EU-only, off by default). It complements — it does not replace — your own Terms.

No. The right of withdrawal applies by default, including to digital products. It is removed only for the two conditional Art. 59 exemptions (digital content with immediate access; a service fully performed) and only when the consumer gives prior express consent + acknowledgement at checkout. The plugin captures that on the WooCommerce checkout (a required tick-box), stores it as evidence, and only then hides the button — otherwise the button stays (fail-safe). Physical products never need consent. For the digital exemption the plugin also e-mails the consumer a durable-medium confirmation, as the law requires.

The law does not name a "register", but the burden of proof is on you (Art. 6(9) Dir. 2011/83/EU; GDPR accountability Art. 5(2)) — you must be able to prove the consent. The plugin keeps it for you: the agreed wording, a SHA-256 hash, the date/time and (optionally) the IP are stored on the order and anchored in the tamper-evident log; a Consent records admin screen lists and exports them. The IP is anonymised automatically after the retention period.

Yes — and we recommend you do. A trusted timestamp gives you an independent "data certa": proof of the exact moment a withdrawal was received, which is the fact the statutory 14-day deadline turns on and the hardest thing to prove after the fact. OpenTimestamps is free, needs no account, and provides an independently-verifiable Bitcoin-anchored proof; a pluggable RFC 3161 / eIDAS qualified-timestamp provider is available for the strongest "data certa". It is off by default (WordPress.org requires external connections to be opt-in) and only an anonymous one-way hash is ever sent — never personal data — so turn it on in Settings → Receipt & evidence (the Dashboard checklist links you straight there).

The build in the WordPress.org directory requires PHP 8.1+ (it bundles the latest Dompdf 3.x PDF engine, whose dependencies need 8.1). If your host still runs PHP 7.4 or 8.0, the directory simply will not offer you this update — install the PHP 7.4-compatible build from our GitHub releases instead (identical features, Dompdf pinned to the 2.x line). That legacy build is a courtesy bridge and will not be maintained forever: PHP 7.4 reached end-of-life in November 2022, so please plan to move your store to PHP 8.1+ (it is faster and more secure), after which you get the directory version with automatic updates.