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Local Payment Gateways Offered by Stripe Payment Plugin

Last updated on December 10, 2024

In the world of e-commerce, offering diverse payment options is essential for reaching customers worldwide. This is possible with the Stripe Payment Plugin for WooCommerce, which provides support for various local payment gateways. This enables customers to pay using methods they know and trust, boosts checkout confidence, and, ultimately, improves conversion rates.

Local payment gateways

The plugin offers the following local payment gateways:

  1. Alipay
  2. SEPA Pay
  3. Klarna
  4. Afterpay
  5. WeChat Pay
  6. iDEAL Pay
  7. Bancontact Pay
  8. EPS Pay
  9. Przelewy24 Pay
  10. Bacs
  11. BECS
  12. FPX
  13. Boleto
  14. OXXO
  15. GrabPay
  16. Affirm

Alipay

  1. To access the Alipay settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Alipay.
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The supported currencies are CNY, AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, MYR, NZD, SGD, and USD.

Alipay Settings
Alipay Settings
  • Alipay: Enable to accept Alipay payments through Stripe.
  • Title: Input the title for the payment gateway displayed at the checkout.
  • Description: Input texts for the payment gateway displayed at the checkout.
  • Order Button Text: Input a text that will appear on the order button when you place an order at the checkout.

Finally, click on Save Changes to update the settings.

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Please note that Alipay does not support subscriptions.

Alipay checkout using Stripe

When you have configured all the above settings, move to the checkout page to pay via Alipay.

Alipay checkout
Alipay checkout

Finally, let’s see the steps involved in customer-facing web-flow:

  1. Select Alipay at checkout.
  2. Redirects to Alipay. Input the credentials in the respective fields.
  3. Get notified that payment is complete.
  4. Lastly, redirected back to the business’s site for payment confirmation.

SEPA Pay

  1. To access the SEPA settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on SEPA.
SEPA Pay settings
  • SEPA Pay: Enable to accept SEPA payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for SEPA payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for SEPA payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the SEPA payment button.

Finally, click on the Save changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via SEPA

To sum up, the SEPA payment workflow will be as shown below:

  1. The customer selects SEPA Direct Debit at checkout
  2. The customer provides full name, IBAN, and authorizes mandate.
  3. The customer gets the notification that the payment is complete.
Checkout via SEPA pay
Checkout via SEPA pay

Klarna

  1. To access the Klarna settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Klarna.
Klarna settings
Klarna settings
  • Klarna: Enable to accept Klarna payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Klarna payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Klarna payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the Klarna payment button.

Klarna at the checkout

A sample preview of Klarna at the checkout:

Checkout using Klarna
Checkout using Klarna

Pay via Klarna

To sum up, the Klarna payment workflow will be as shown below:

  1. At the checkout, redirects customer to the Klarna Hosted Payment Page. 
  2. The customer can choose any among the payment options: Pay now, Pay later, Financing, and Installments. 
  3. The payment options will differ based on the customer’s country/location. Refer to test Klarna pay.
  4. Klarna authenticates the payment either via Date of birth or One-time password.
  5. The customer returns to the business site by successfully placing an order.

Afterpay

  1. To access the Afterpay settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Afterpay.
Afterpay settings
Afterpay settings
  • Afterpay: Enable to accept Afterpay payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Afterpay payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Afterpay payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the Afterpay payment button.

Finally, click on the Save changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via Afterpay

To sum up, the Afterpay payment workflow will be as shown below:

  1. Customer selects Afterpay at the checkout
  2. Redirects customers to the Afterpay site, where they agree to the terms of an installment plan.
  3. Prompts the customer to accept the terms. Consequently, it guarantees and transfers the funds to your Stripe account. 
  4. The customer pays the first installment and repays the rest of the amount to the Afterpay directly over time.
Checkout using Afterpay
Checkout using Afterpay

WeChat Pay

  1. To access the WeChat settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on WeChat.
WeChat settings
WeChat settings
  • WeChat: Enable to accept WeChat payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for WeChat payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for WeChat payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the WeChat payment button.

Finally, click on the Save changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via WeChat

To sum up, the WeChat payment workflow will be as shown below:

  1. The customer selects WeChat at the checkout
Checkout using WeChat
Checkout using WeChat

2. The buyer scans the QR code to complete the payment.

Image highlighting the WeChat QR code for completing the payment
Image highlighting the WeChat QR code for completing the payment

3. The WeChat app authenticates the payment.

4. Then, the plugin prompts the buyer to confirm the completion of the QR code scan.

5. Redirect the buyer to the order received page by successfully completing the order.

iDEAL Pay

  1. To access the iDEAL settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on iDEAL.
iDEAL Pay settings page
iDEAL Pay settings page
  • iDEAL Pay: Enable to accept iDEAL payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for iDEAL payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for iDEAL payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Enter a custom text for the iDEAL payment button.

Finally, click on the Save changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via iDEAL

To sum up, the iDEAL payment workflow will be as shown below:

  1. Customer selects iDEAL at the checkout
Checkout using iDEAL Pay
Checkout using iDEAL Pay

2. The buyer enters the name and selects the bank.

Inputting the name and selecting the bank
Inputting the name and selecting the bank

3. iDEAL authenticates the payment.

4. Then, the plugin prompts the buyer to confirm the completion of the transaction.

5. Redirects the buyer to the order received page by successfully completing the order.

Bancontact Pay

  1. To access the Bancontact settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Bancontact.
Bancontact settings page
Bancontact settings page
  • Bancontact Pay: Enable to accept Bancontact payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Bancontact payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Bancontact payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the Bancontact payment button.

Finally, click on the Save Changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via Bancontact

  1. Customer selects Bancontact at checkout
  2. Redirects customer to the Bancontact and enters credentials
  3. The customer is notified that payment is complete
  4. Customer returns back to the business’s site for payment confirmation (Optional)
  5. Customer selects Bancontact at checkout
  6. Redirects customer to the Bancontact and scans QR code
  7. Customer enters Pincode
  8. Customer is notified that payment is complete
  9. Customer returns back to the business’s site for payment confirmation (Optional)
Checkout using Bancontact Pay
Checkout using Bancontact Pay

EPS Pay

  1. To access the EPS Pay settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on EPS Pay.
EPS Pay settings
EPS Pay settings
  • EPS Pay: Enable to accept EPS payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for EPS payment. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for EPS payment. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the EPS payment button.

Finally, click on the Save changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via EPS

  1. The customer selects EPS at checkout.
  2. The customer is redirected to EPS and chooses a bank.
  3. The customer enters account credentials.
  4. The customer completes the authorization process (with scanner or SMS).
  5. The customer is notified that payment is complete.
  6. The customer returns back to business’s site for payment confirmation.
Checkout using EPS pay
Checkout using EPS pay

Przelewy24 Pay

  1. To access the Przelewy24 settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Przelewy24.
Przelewy24 settings
Przelewy24 settings
  • Przelewy24 Pay: Enable to accept Przelewy24 payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Przelewy24 payments. This title will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Przelewy24 payments. This description will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order Button Text: Enter a custom text for the Przelewy24 payment button.

Finally, click on the Save changes button to update the plugin settings.

Pay via Przelewy24

  1. Customer selects Przelewy24 at checkout
  2. Customer is redirected to Przelewy24 and chooses bank
  3. Customer enters account credentials
  4. Customer completes authorization process
  5. Customer is notified that payment is complete
  6. Customer returns back to business’s site for payment confirmation
Checkout using Przelewy24 Pay
Checkout using Przelewy24 Pay

Bacs

  1. Go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard to access the Bacs settings.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Bacs.
Bacs Direct Debit settings
Bacs Direct Debit settings
  • Bacs Direct Debit: Enable to accept Bacs Direct Debit payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Bacs Direct Debit payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Bacs Direct Debit payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom button label for the Bacs Direct Debit payment button.
  • Locale: Choose a language from the dropdown for the Bacs Direct Debit payment or checkout window.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. A customer selects Bacs Direct Debit at the checkout.
Bacs Direct Debit at the checkout
Bacs Direct Debit at the checkout
  1. Upon selection, the customer will be redirected to the Pay with Bacs Direct Debit payment window.
  2. Here, the customer has to input the sort code, account number, name, and billing address.
  3. Click on Continue.
Pay with Bacs Direct Debit payment window
Pay with Bacs Direct Debit payment window
  1. Finally, click on Pay to complete the payment.

BECS

  1. To access the BECS settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on BECS.
BECS Debit settings
BECS Debit settings
  • BECS Debit: Enable to accept BECS Debit payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for BECS Debit payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for BECS Debit payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom label for the BECS Debit payment button.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. The customer selects BECS Direct Debit at checkout.
  2. The customer completes the Direct Debit Request.
  3. The customer gets a notification that the payment is complete.
BECS Debit at checkout
BECS Debit at checkout

FPX

  1. To access the FPX settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on FPX.
FPX settings page
FPX settings page
  • FPX: Enable to accept FPX payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for FPX payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for FPX payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom label for the FPX payment button.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. The customer selects FPX at checkout.
  2. Chooses a bank and gets redirected.
  3. The customer enters account credentials.
  4. The customer completes the authorization process.
  5. The customer gets a notification that payment is complete.
  6. The customer returns to the business’s site for payment confirmation.
FPX at checkout
FPX at checkout

Boleto

  1. To access the Boleto settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Boleto.
Boleto settings page
Boleto settings page
  • Boleto: Enable to accept Boleto payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Boleto payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Boleto payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom label for the Boleto payment button.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. A customer chooses Boleto as the form of payment.
  2. A Boleto is created for the transaction and is sent to the customer’s email. The Boleto has a barcode and includes your transaction information, such as bank information, transaction amount, customer information, and expiration date.
  3. When the customer is ready to pay the boleto, he/she can take it to any location that processes Boletos or process it online themselves.
Boleto at the checkout
Boleto at the checkout

OXXO

  1. To access the OXXO settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on OXXO.
OXXO settings page
OXXO settings page
  • OXXO: Enable to accept OXXO payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for OXXO payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for OXXO payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom label for the OXXO payment button.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. The customer selects OXXO at checkout.
  2. The customer receives a voucher with a transaction reference.
  3. The customer can then provide a voucher and cash payment at the OXXO store.
  4. The merchant receives a notification that the payment is complete.
OXXO at the checkout
OXXO at the checkout

GrabPay

  1. To access the GrabPay settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on GrabPay.
GrabPay settings page
GrabPay settings page
  • GrabPay: Enable to accept GrabPay payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for GrabPay payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for GrabPay payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom label for the GrabPay payment button.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. Customers pay with GrabPay by redirecting to the GrabPay website to authorize the payment.
  2. After that, they will automatically be redirected back to the website. You will get immediate notification on whether the payment succeeded or failed.
GrabPay at the checkout
GrabPay at the checkout

Affirm

  1. To access the Affirm settings, go to WebToffee Stripe > Local Gateways from the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Under the Local Gateways tab, click on Affirm.
Affirm settings page
Affirm settings page
  • Affirm: Enable to accept Affirm payments.
  • Title: Enter a custom title for Affirm payments. This will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Description: Enter a custom description for Affirm payments. It will be visible on the checkout page.
  • Order button text: Type in a custom label for the Affirm payment button.

Click on Save Changes to save the settings.

Payment Workflow

  1. The customer selects Affirm at checkout on the online store.
  2. The customers are redirected to the Affirm model or pop-up, where they enter their phone number to receive a text with a pin to create or sign in to their account.
  3. The customer enters their social security number (SSN) to check for loan eligibility and moves to the confirmation screen.
  4. The customer then receives the loan terms and selects the payment plans.
  5. The customer then completes their purchase.
  6. The customer receives a confirmation of their Affirm purchase. Receives an order confirmation screen for the order.
Affirm at checkout
Affirm at checkout

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