WP Simple Pay Documentation
Plugin Functionality
Learn how to use all of WP Simple Pay's the available features.
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How to Accept Afterpay/Clearpay Buy Now, Pay Later Payments
Afterpay gives your customers in Australia, Canada, France, New Zealand, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States a way to pay for purchases in installments.
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How to Configure Your Site to Accept Webhooks from Stripe
Learn how to configure your site to receive webhook events from Stripe. Webhooks are required for some functionality.
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How to Set Payment Success and Failure Pages
Learn how to set the pages to redirect to after payment success or failure.
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How to Create Custom Form Field Smart Tags
Learn how to create your own Smart Tags using custom form fields.
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How to Accept ACH Direct Debit (U.S. Bank Accounts) Payments
Direct debit payments, or ACH debits, allow businesses to collect funds from customers in the US who provide their bank account details and authorize businesses to debit them.
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How to Recover Stripe Processing Fees
How to recover Stripe fees by allowing your customers/donors to pay for them.
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How to Customize Off-Site Stripe Checkout Options
Learn how to customize the settings and options on Stripe-hosted Checkout pages
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Which Payment Methods Does WP Simple Pay Support?
View a summary of all the payment methods you can offer your customers when using WP Simple Pay.
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How to Configure Currency and Locale Settings
Learn how to set an alternate locale (language), date format, currency, and currency format.
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How to Set a Dynamic Default Field Value
Learn about the advantages and power of dynamic values and how to use them with your payment forms.
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How to Configure Email Settings
Learn how to configure the settings needed to use WP Simple Pay's email functionality
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How to Accept Affirm Buy Now, Pay Later Payments
Affirm is a popular payment method in the US and Canada that gives your customers a way to split purchases over a series of payments.
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