Xendit Payment Gateway for WooCommerce

This is build-to-order, not an instant download. After purchase we collect your Xendit account access (or guide you to create one), the target market and methods you want, and staging access. Typical delivery is about 3–7 business days depending on how many payment methods and edge cases (multi-currency, WPML, Subscriptions) are in scope. We build on staging, test every enabled method including async virtual-account and retail-cash callbacks, then deploy to production with your sign-off.

You provide a WooCommerce store (we recommend staging access), an active Xendit account with live and sandbox API keys, and your business details for whichever methods you enable (some like QRIS or retail outlets require Xendit-side activation). Xendit's own transaction fees and any KYC are between you and Xendit — our one-time fee covers building, installing, configuring and testing the integration, not Xendit's processing charges.

Yes. The gateway uses the WooCommerce CRUD/order API rather than direct postmeta, so it works with High-Performance Order Storage (custom order tables). Method titles and descriptions are translatable for WPML, and it can run on multisite. Subscriptions support depends on your renewal model — we confirm scope during the build and wire renewal charges where Xendit and your stack allow it.

Those are asynchronous. At checkout we create the VA number or retail payment code via the Xendit API and show it on the thank-you page and order email; the order sits in a pending/on-hold state. When the customer pays, Xendit sends a webhook callback to a secure endpoint we register. We verify the callback token, dedupe it, and transition the order to processing/completed automatically. Expired, unpaid codes are cancelled via WP-Cron so your order list stays clean.

Every build includes a post-launch support window to fix any issue tied to our integration. Beyond that, Xendit's API and WooCommerce both evolve, so we offer ongoing maintenance to keep the gateway current — adapting to Xendit API changes, new payment methods, WooCommerce/HPOS updates, and your store's growth. Because we built it, the same engineers support it; you're not filing a ticket into a generic plugin queue.