Find out how the store checkout is built
Record the WordPress and WooCommerce versions, checkout type, and gateway plugin. A plugin that supports the classic shortcode checkout may need a separate integration for Checkout Blocks. Confirm your checkout type and ask the provider which plugin version it supports.
Match the plugin to the approved gateway
In WooCommerce, the Payments settings show installed methods and their settings. A plugin appearing in the dashboard is only the first check. Confirm the proposed merchant account, gateway credentials, checkout type, payment methods, and product category all match the approved setup.
Compare capabilities the store already uses
Record which payment methods, saved cards, and subscription renewal behaviors the current store depends on. Check how the proposed extension supports each requirement and confirm whether saved methods can be moved under the providers’ approved process. A plugin can support an initial card checkout while using a different flow for renewals.
Build a shortlist before installing extensions
- Record the supported WooCommerce and WordPress versions, checkout types, and any licensing dependencies.
- Check the extension’s support for High-Performance Order Storage if the store uses it.
- Identify which payment, refund, and renewal actions require the gateway dashboard rather than the WooCommerce order screen.
- Confirm who owns compatibility support after a WooCommerce or gateway update.
Sources and further reading
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