MyFatoorah Payment Gateway for WooCommerce

Key Features

Single aggregated MyFatoorah gateway covering KNET, mada, Benefit, Apple Pay and Visa/Mastercard across the GCC

Registered as a proper WC_Payment_Gateway subclass via the woocommerce_payment_gateways filter — appears natively in WooCommerce → Settings → Payments

Both Send Invoice (hosted invoice link) and Direct Payment (Execute Payment on-site method picker) modes supported

Server-to-server IPN webhook callback verifies payment status before moving the order to processing/completed — no reliance on browser redirect alone

HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage / custom order tables) compatible, declared via FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility

WooCommerce Blocks (block-based) checkout support registered through AbstractPaymentMethodType so it works on the new Checkout block

Multi-currency aware — sends KWD, SAR, BHD, AED, USD totals with correct decimal handling for KWD/BHD 3-decimal currencies

Full and partial refunds issued directly from the WooCommerce order screen via MyFatoorah's refund API

Test/sandbox and live API key fields with environment toggle, stored through the WooCommerce Settings API (no hardcoded credentials)

WP-Cron reconciliation job that re-queries pending MyFatoorah payment IDs to catch missed or delayed callbacks

Localized, RTL-friendly checkout labels filterable via WordPress hooks; compatible with WPML/Polylang string translation

Detailed gateway logging through WC_Logger (WooCommerce → Status → Logs) for every API request and callback

Built to order, done for you

No DIY setup — a working app, built, installed and supported by ECOSIRE.

You order

Start with a one-time build price. We scope it with you at kickoff.

We build & install

ECOSIRE builds, configures and installs it on your WooCommerce.

Go live + support

You go live in about 2–4 weeks, with a post-launch support window.

About this Product

Most GCC merchants don't want six separate payment plugins — they want one aggregated gateway that covers the methods their customers actually use. MyFatoorah Payment Gateway for WooCommerce is a custom plugin ECOSIRE builds, installs and supports on your own WordPress site so a single integration unlocks KNET, mada, Benefit, Apple Pay and international cards through MyFatoorah's aggregator.

This is not an instant WooCommerce.com or WordPress.org download. After you order, ECOSIRE develops the plugin against the MyFatoorah v2 API, registers it through the standard woocommerce_payment_gateways filter as a WC_Payment_Gateway subclass, wires the redirect/embedded payment flow plus the IPN webhook callback for asynchronous confirmation, and deploys it to your environment. We support both MyFatoorah's Send Invoice and Direct Payment (Execute Payment) modes, so you choose between a hosted invoice page or an on-site method picker.

Under the hood it is built the way WooCommerce expects: settings live in WooCommerce → Settings → Payments via the Settings API, orders move through proper status transitions (on-hold → processing/completed) on a verified callback, and refunds are issued from the WooCommerce order screen by calling MyFatoorah's refund endpoint. It is HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatible, declares cart_checkout_blocks support for the block-based checkout, and respects multi-currency so KWD, SAR, BHD, AED and USD totals are sent correctly.

Because it's built to order, you get an honest lead time, a plugin scoped to your test and live MyFatoorah keys, and a named ECOSIRE engineer for go-live and post-launch support — not a generic listing you debug alone.

What you get

Custom MyFatoorah gateway plugin packaged as an installable .zip, built against the MyFatoorah v2 API and scoped to your store

Installation and configuration on your WordPress/WooCommerce environment (staging first, then production)

Wiring of your sandbox and live MyFatoorah API tokens with a verified end-to-end test transaction on KNET/mada and Apple Pay

Configured IPN webhook/callback endpoint and confirmed order-status flow (on-hold → processing/completed) plus refund test

Short admin handover guide covering settings, invoice vs direct mode, refunds, and reading the WC_Logger logs

HPOS and Blocks-checkout compatibility verification on your current WooCommerce version

Post-launch support window for configuration fixes and a compatibility check after WooCommerce/WordPress core updates

Who this is for

Kuwait / GCC online retailer

Runs a WooCommerce store selling into Kuwait, KSA and Bahrain and needs KNET, mada and Benefit acceptance without stitching together separate plugins. One MyFatoorah integration covers the local debit networks plus Apple Pay and cards.

Store owner moving off a hosted cart

Migrating to self-hosted WooCommerce and wants a payment setup that survives plugin updates and HPOS. Prefers ECOSIRE to build, install and own the gateway rather than risk a half-maintained marketplace plugin at checkout.

Agency or developer serving GCC clients

Builds WooCommerce sites for regional merchants and needs a clean, hook-based MyFatoorah gateway that is HPOS- and Blocks-compatible, logs properly via WC_Logger, and won't break the block checkout on the next WooCommerce release.

How MyFatoorah Payment Gateway for WooCommerce Compares

Criterion	ECOSIRE	Custom Build	Competitor
Aggregated KNET + mada + Benefit + Apple Pay via one MyFatoorah integration	Included	Included	Partial support
Built, installed and tested on your own WordPress site by the vendor	Included	Partial support	Not included
HPOS (custom order tables) compatibility verified	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Block-based checkout (WooCommerce Blocks) support	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Server-to-server IPN callback + WP-Cron reconciliation for missed redirects	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Correct 3-decimal currency handling (KWD/BHD) for multi-currency stores	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Instant self-service download from an online marketplace	Not included	Not included	Included
Named engineer for go-live and post-launch support	Included	Partial support	Not included

Frequently Asked Questions about MyFatoorah Payment Gateway for WooCommerce

How long does delivery take, since this isn't an instant download?

This plugin is built to order. Typical lead time is about 5–10 business days from the point we receive your MyFatoorah sandbox credentials and access to a staging copy of your site. We build against the MyFatoorah v2 API, install on staging, run an end-to-end test transaction, then deploy to production. If your store has heavy checkout customizations or an unusual WooCommerce version, we'll confirm a revised timeline before starting.

What ongoing support and updates are included?

The price includes a post-launch support window for configuration issues, callback/refund troubleshooting, and a compatibility re-check after a major WooCommerce or WordPress core update during that window. Because ECOSIRE builds and ships the plugin to your site (rather than auto-updating from a marketplace), updates are delivered by us as a new packaged build. Longer-term maintenance or a retainer can be arranged separately.

Does it work with HPOS and the new block-based checkout?

Yes. The gateway declares HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatibility via WooCommerce's FeaturesUtil and registers Blocks-checkout support through AbstractPaymentMethodType, so it renders on both the classic shortcode checkout and the newer Checkout block. We verify both on your actual WooCommerce version during install.

Can I do refunds and handle multi-currency stores?

Yes. Full and partial refunds are issued straight from the WooCommerce order screen, which calls MyFatoorah's refund endpoint and writes the result back to the order. The gateway is multi-currency aware and correctly handles 3-decimal currencies like KWD and BHD alongside SAR, AED and USD, so the amount sent to MyFatoorah always matches the order total.

What happens if a customer pays but the browser redirect back to my site fails?

Payment confirmation does not rely on the redirect. MyFatoorah sends a server-to-server IPN callback that the plugin verifies before moving the order to processing or completed. As a safety net, a WP-Cron job re-queries any still-pending MyFatoorah payment IDs, so a dropped redirect or closed tab won't leave a paid order stuck on hold.