Knit Pay Pro connects payment providers to supported WordPress plugins for store, course, membership, donation, booking, form and event payments. A supported WordPress add-on is required to present payment methods to users, and available integrations depend on the provider and plugin.

Choose a supported gateway and plugin

Gateway examples include Cashfree, Instamojo, PayPal, Razorpay, SSLCommerz, Stripe Connect for Indian businesses, PayU India, Easebuzz, CCAvenue, Paytm, PhonePe, MyFatoorah, Flutterwave, Paystack, Mercado Pago, Midtrans, Paymob and PayTabs. Options also include regional and international providers, QR services, cryptocurrency gateways and payment libraries. Some integrations are listed as premium add-ons.

Supported plugin examples include WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, Paid Memberships Pro, LearnPress, Give, Ninja Forms, Tourmaster, MemberPress and Bookly. Depending on the selected provider and plugin, payment methods can include credit and debit cards, UPI, netbanking, EMI, wallets, QR payments and manual payments. Cryptocurrency methods are also listed.

Manage payment flows and order updates

WordPress lets you manage multiple payment provider configurations. For gateways without their own payment-link feature, Knit Pay Pro can make a branded link from the dashboard. You can also create payment buttons with Gutenberg blocks and Elementor.

Supported gateway webhooks provide real-time payment status updates and can update order payment status in WordPress. If a provider does not support the currency supplied for a payment, the automatic currency conversion feature converts the amount to a supported currency.

Review reports and use payment APIs

The analytics dashboard provides multi-currency reports on revenue trends, payment success rates, gateway performance, payment methods and integrations. Knit Pay Pro also works with WordPress Payments REST APIs and the AI Abilities API. With the AI abilities, you can ask AI to create payment requests and check payment status.

Install and configure

Install and activate Knit Pay Pro in WordPress, then configure the provider or providers you need. Connect each selected gateway with the relevant supported plugin and set its payment settings. Add payment links or buttons where needed. To receive order status updates, configure the webhook for the selected gateway according to that provider's instructions.