Payment Gateway Integration: What to Prepare and Cost
What payment gateways need before activation, what to send your developer without sharing your password, and how to test checkout before going live.

Your store accepts online card payments through the payment gateway where you opened your account, such as PayPal, Tap, Moyasar, or PayTabs, and each order status reaches your store dashboard automatically: paid, declined, or refunded. Includes: installing the official gateway plugin and configuring it on a WooCommerce store or WordPress site, entering the test keys then the live keys, setting up payment notifications (webhook) so the order status updates automatically, testing a successful payment, a declined payment, and a refund in test mode, and a short report of what was tested and the result. Does not include: opening or verifying the gateway account (done in your name and with your documents), programming a gateway that is not supported by a ready-made plugin, or the gateway fees themselves. What I need from you: an activated gateway account or one pending activation, and temporary access to the WordPress dashboard, which you can remove after delivery. Do not send your gateway account password; it is enough to create the connection keys from its dashboard. Delivery: the gateway working on your store, the testing report, and one revision if an error appears after going live within 7 days.
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