Stablecoin Payments for WC
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Accept USDT, USDC, DAI, and PYUSD. Supports Ethereum, Polygon and BSC chains. Auto transaction processing and order status completion. Self-hosted, non-custodial. Always free. You will not be charged on checkout.
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Description
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Stablecoin Payments for WooCommerce
Accept USDT, USDC, DAI, and PYUSD in your WooCommerce store with automated order processing and completion — self-hosted, non-custodial, always free. Payments go directly to your wallet.
How it works
1. Configure your wallet
Add an Etherscan API key, choose Live or Sepolia testnet, then enable the assets and receiving addresses you want to accept.
2. Customer sends payment
At Classic WooCommerce Checkout, the customer selects an enabled asset, receives an exact quoted amount and payment window, then scans the QR code or copies the receiving address.
3. CCP verifies the transaction
The customer submits their transaction hash. CCP verifies the asset, amount, recipient address and required confirmations before completing the WooCommerce order.
Features
Self-hosted and non-custodial
Payments go directly from the customer’s wallet to your configured receiving wallet. CCP never holds funds or relies on a third-party payment processor.
10 supported asset routes
Accept configured USDT, USDC, DAI and PYUSD assets across Ethereum, Polygon and BSC, with Sepolia ETH available for safe test orders.
Flexible payment rules
Set confirmations, price-freeze windows, payment timeouts and overpay / underpay tolerance for each enabled asset.
Transaction integrity checks
CCP verifies the expected asset, amount, destination address and confirmation threshold. A transaction hash can only be used for one order.
Native WooCommerce flow
Customers receive payment details, QR code, copyable wallet address and confirmation status through the standard WooCommerce order-received and order endpoints.
Optional stablecoin discount
Offer a percentage discount when customers choose Stablecoin Payments at checkout. The discount is removed automatically if they select another payment method.
vs crypto payment plugins
| Stablecoin Payments | Hosted Crypto Processor | Exchange Payment Platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plugin cost | Free | Provider processing fees may apply | Provider pricing applies |
| Payment destination | Directly to your configured wallet | Provider deposit, payout or custody flow | Platform account / settlement flow |
| Merchant account | Not required by CCP | Required | Required |
| Supported V1 networks | Ethereum, Polygon and BSC | Provider-dependent | Provider-dependent |
| WooCommerce experience | Native order-received and order-endpoint flow | Provider integration / hosted flow | Platform API integration |
| Transaction verification | Asset, amount, recipient and confirmation checks | Provider-managed | Platform-managed |
| Self-hosted GPL plugin | Yes | No | No |
Pricing
Free
No premium tier. No transaction fees. No percentage cuts. Self-hosted, non-custodial.
Compatibility & Requirements
| WordPress | 6.7 or later |
| WooCommerce | Required; Classic Cart and Checkout supported in V1 |
| PHP | 8.1 or later |
| Verification API | Etherscan V2 API key required; one key supports the configured EVM networks |
| Receiving wallet | At least one enabled asset with a valid receiving address is required |
| Live assets | USDT, USDC, DAI and PYUSD across Ethereum, Polygon and BSC |
| Testing | Sepolia ETH testnet supported |
| Licence | Always free — no licence key required |
Vadim D –
Could not work for me does not load on woocommerce,
Mukesh C –
Does what it says and looks nice in checkout, cust have to paste their tx id which is not great but it works would be better if they can paste after order?
Matt C –
easy setup and works like a charm, glad someone brought out a modern version used to be a few similar plugins but all seem dead now!
Dave C –
Tried it out, a bit hard to test but it works after setup