Getting started with WooCommerce

Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings, click the Payments tab, then click Trust Payments - Credit/Debit cards (via hosted checkout).

You will need to change the following settings:

• Enable/Disable
  This checkbox must be checked to use the Trust Payments option on your checkout.
  
  
• Title
  Enter the title of this payment method to be displayed on the checkout to customers.
  
  
• Description
  Enter a description of the Gateway to be displayed on the checkout page.
  
  
• Test Mode
  This allows you to switch the plugin between live and test configurations. When enabled, the plugin is configured to operate in test mode.
  
  
• Platform
  This is used to configure the plugin to connect to the appropriate platform for your account with Trust Payments. Select either EU or US.
  
  
• Site reference
  Insert the site reference provided in your Trust Payments Welcome Email. Please use your test site reference (prefixed with "test_") on your staging site and your live site reference on your live site.
  
  
• Webservices Username & Password
  Enter your Webservices username and password in these fields. This is required to authenticate your requests with Trust Payments. If you do not have a Webservices user account, click here for instructions on how to register one.
  
  
• Webservice JWT Username & Secret Key
  Enter the user account with role “Webservices JWT” and associated secret key provided by our Support Team to allow the app to create the token needed to process a payment. If you do not already have these credentials, please contact our Support Team for assistance.
  
  
• 3D Secure
  You must enable 3-D Secure using this toggle.
  Click here to learn more about 3-D Secure.
  
  
• Site Security Password
  Site security is a Trust Payments feature that protects payments from modification from unauthorised third parties. In the interest of security, this feature is required. To enable, you will need to enter the password previously agreed with the Trust Payments Support Team.
  
  The Trust Payments Support team may ask for confirmation of the site security fields. These are as follows:
  sitereference,currencyiso3a,mainamount,orderreference,billingemail,settleduedate,settlestatus,accounttypedescription,isusediframe
  
  
• Payment Choice Page
  If enabled, the customer is prompted to select their preferred method of payment prior to entering their payment credentials. If disabled, the customer is immediately prompted for their card details.
  
  
• Use iframe
  If enabled, the payment form is displayed in an iframe from within your WooCommerce store. If disabled, the customer is redirected to Trust Payments to complete the payment. (Apple Pay and PayPal via Trust Payments are not supported when iframe is enabled)
  
  
• Iframe Width & Height
  The width and height of the iframe (if enabled), in px or %.
  
  
• Stprofile
  The Stprofile refers to a set of custom HTML files that will be loaded by Payment Pages during checkout instead of the default HTML files used by Trust Payments. These HTML files must be uploaded to the MyST File Manager. Click here to learn more.
  
  
• stdefault Profile
  When applying bespoke mark-up to customise the appearance and layout of your checkout, specify the profile here. The default stprofile options:
  • default – standard layout
  • st_paymentcard – dynamic card preview (shows address)
  • st_paymentcardonly – dynamic card preview (hides address)
  • st_cardonly – static card image (hides address)
  • st_iframe_cardonly – no card image (hides address)
    
    
• Saved Cards
  This allows your customers to save credit/debit cards to their account for future purchases. Before this can be enabled, you will need to enable Perform Back-Office Operations in the plugin, and then contact the Trust Payments Support Team to request Account Checks are enabled using Enhanced Post.
  
  
• Maximum Saved Cards
  The maximum number of credit/debit cards the customer can save to their account.
  
  
• MOTO Payment
  Enable/disable MOTO payments (Mail Order Telephone Orders).
  
  
• Settle Due Date
  The date on which funds are to be transferred to your bank account following authorisation from the issuing bank. Can be delayed for up to seven days.
  
  
• Enable Url Notification and URL Notification Password
  The checkbox must be checked to enable the notification on the plugin. You will then need to contact Trust Payments directly to enable the notification on the Trust Payments platform as well. Failure to do so will prevent orders from being processed. During this process, you will agree on a password with our Support Team, which will need to be entered into the textbox provided here. Click here to learn more.
  
  
• Checkout Logo HPP
  Choose an image you wish to display next to this payment method on your checkout.
  
  

After you have filled in the above, click "Save changes".

To configure for card payments, navigate to WooCommerce > Settings, click the Payments tab, then click Trust Payments - Credit/Debit cards (via API).

You will need to change the following settings:

• Enable/Disable
  This checkbox must be checked to use the Trust Payments option on your checkout.
  
  
• Title
  Enter the title of this payment method to be displayed on the checkout to customers.
  
  
• Description
  Enter a description of the Gateway to be displayed on the checkout page.
  
  
• Test Mode
  This allows you to switch the plugin between live and test configurations. When enabled, the plugin is configured to operate in test mode.
  
  
• Platform
  This is used to configure the plugin to connect to the appropriate platform for your account with Trust Payments. Select either EU or US.
  
  
• Site reference
  Insert the site reference provided in your Trust Payments Welcome Email. Please use your test site reference (prefixed with "test_") on your staging site and your live site reference on your live site.
  
  
• Webservices Username & Password
  Enter your Webservices username and password in these fields. This is required to authenticate your requests with Trust Payments. If you do not have a Webservices user account, click here for instructions on how to register one.
  
  
• Webservice JWT Username & Secret Key
  Enter the user account with role “Webservices JWT” and associated secret key provided by our Support Team to allow the app to create the token needed to process a payment. If you do not already have these credentials, please contact our Support Team for assistance.
  
  
• 3D Secure
  You must enable 3-D Secure using this toggle.
  Click here to learn more about 3-D Secure.
  
  
• Payment Action
  Choose between the following options:
  
  • Authorize and Capture - Trust Payments sends a request to the issuing bank for payment authorisation and the funds will be captured in a subsequent settlement run (normally within 24 hours).
  • Authorize and Capture (Bypass fraud checks) - Trust Payments sends a request to the issuing bank for payment authorisation and the funds will be captured in a subsequent settlement run (normally within 24 hours). This option bypasses our internal fraud and duplicate checks.
  • Authorize Only - Trust Payments sends a request to the issuing bank for payment authorisation, but the funds will not be captured without further action from the merchant. The order will be updated to “On hold” and you will need to update the transaction to capture the funds.
    How to capture funds

    1. Navigate to WooCommerce Orders.

    2. Find the order you wish to update. This can be normally found by looking at the Status in yellow (On hold).

    3. Click the “Choose an action…” drop-down found within the “Order actions” block and select “Capture transaction via Trust Payments”.

       

    4. Click "Update". This process sends a request to Trust Payments to update the order from settlestatus 2 (Suspended) to settlestatus 1 or 0 (depending on the Capture Settle Status setting detailed below). The order in the plugin will then update to Status “Processing” and the Order notes will be updated too.
       
       

• Capture Settle Status
  If the Payment Action drop-down described above is set to "Authorize Only", the Capture Settle Status drop-down is used to determine how Trust Payments handles the settlement process after you approve the order. Choose between the following two options:
  
  • 0 - Allows settlement to occur, providing the transaction passes fraud checks
  • 1 - Allows settlement to occur, bypassing fraud checks
    
    
• Settle Due Date
  The date on which funds are to be transferred to your bank account following authorisation from the issuing bank. Can be delayed for up to seven days.
  
  
• MOTO Payment
  Enable/disable MOTO payments (Mail Order Telephone Orders).
  
  
• Saved Cards
  This allows your customers to save credit/debit cards to their account for future purchases.
  
  
• Maximum Saved Cards
  The maximum number of credit/debit cards the customer can save to their account.
  
  
• Debug Log
  Enable/disable the display of debugging information for developers. The logs can be found in WooCommerce > Status > Logs.
  
  
• Enable Url Notification and URL Notification Password
  The checkbox must be checked to enable the notification on the plugin. You will then need to contact Trust Payments directly to enable the notification on the Trust Payments platform as well. Failure to do so will prevent orders from being processed. During this process, you will agree on a password with our Support Team, which will need to be entered into the textbox provided here. Click here to learn more.
  
  
• Cloudflare IP Ranges
  This field allows any user that uses a Cloudflare CDN to also allow the IP addresses of the Cloudflare CDN to be included in the whitelist of allowed IP addresses.
  
  
• Checkout Logo API
  Choose an image you wish to display next to this payment method on your checkout.
  
  

After you have filled in the above, click "Save changes".

Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings, click the Payments tab, then click Trust Payments - Google Pay.

To begin your integration with Google Pay, you will need to confirm/request the following details from
our Support Team.

• Confirm your acquiring bank supports Google Pay as a payment option.
• Ensure Google Pay is enabled on your site reference.
• Ensure you have a valid JWT username and Secret.

To start testing Google Pay transactions, follow the steps below:

• Check the "Enable/Disable" checkbox.
• Enter the title of this payment method to be displayed on the checkout to your customers.
• Enter your "Merchant ID" (this is provided by Google).
• Finally, set your "Merchant Name" to be your company name (e.g. "My Company Ltd.").

After you have filled in the above, click "Save changes". Following configuration, the Google Pay button will be displayed on your checkout.

Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings, click the Payments tab, then click Trust Payments - Apple Pay.

To start processing Apple Pay transactions, first click here and follow the instructions provided to generate the Payment Processing Certificate and Merchant Identity Certificate, and also to enable Apple Pay on your site reference.

To start testing Apple Pay transactions, follow the steps below:

• Check the "Enable/Disable" checkbox.
• Enter the title of this payment method to be displayed on the checkout to your customers.
• Enter your "Merchant Identifier" (this is provided by Apple).
• Set your "Merchant Name" to be your company name (e.g. "My Company Ltd.").
• Customise the appearance of the Apple Pay button by selecting an option from the "Button style" drop-down.
• Follow the instructions provided here to register and verify your domain with Apple. This process requires signing in to the    Apple Developer site (link to external site) and downloading a txt file provided by Apple, then uploading it to "https://yourdomain.com/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association.txt".

After you have filled in the above, click "Save changes". Following configuration, the Apple Pay button will be displayed on your checkout.

Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings, click the Payments tab, then click Trust Payments - PayPal.

To configure PayPal, first click here and follow the instructions provided to enable this on your site reference. Once configured, check the “Enable/Disable” checkbox, provide a Title to be shown on the success page, and click "Save changes". Following configuration, the PayPal logo will be displayed on your checkout.