NMI payment gateway for WooCommerce

Pledged Plugins PCI Gateway for NMI and WooCommerce Pro connects a WooCommerce checkout to an NMI merchant account, also known as Network Merchants. Pro includes the core gateway features and adds shipping and payment details for orders.

Payments and order management

The gateway uses the Collect.js tokenization library to send payment data directly to NMI. It does not store customer credit card numbers or sensitive payment information on the site.

From the WordPress dashboard, administrators can process full or partial refunds without looking up the order in their NMI account. They can authorize a transaction and capture it later. Card types can be restricted; the matching card icon is hidden and checkout shows an error for a restricted type. Optional receipts can be sent from the NMI merchant account, and logging can be enabled to help troubleshoot issues.

What Pro adds

• Pass the shipping address to NMI through shipping fields.
• Store AVS and CVV responses in WooCommerce order notes.
• Display payment amounts in order notes.
• Pass a dynamic descriptor to NMI for display on a customer's credit card or bank statement.

Enterprise capabilities

Enterprise includes the free and Pro features, then adds support for additional checkout processes. With the WooCommerce Subscriptions extension, it can process products with recurring payments. With the WooCommerce Pre-Orders extension, customers can order products before they are available; their card details are submitted and the card is charged automatically when the pre-order becomes available.

• Optional 3D Secure 2 card verification for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).
• eCheck payments through the ACH network.
• Saved card details held on gateway servers for quicker checkout.
• Compatibility with FunnelKit One Click Upsells, formerly WooFunnels.

Requirements and setup

An active NMI account, WooCommerce 3.3 or later, and a valid SSL certificate are required. To set up the gateway, install and activate the extension in WordPress, then open WooCommerce options and choose Payments. Choose NMI, enable the payment method, and enter the NMI private and public API keys. Configure the available options for authorizations, captures, card types, receipts, logging, and any paid-edition features used by the store.