Jared

Merchant Transaction Portal lets administrators securely view balance transactions inside the WordPress admin. It uses the Stripe API via HTTPS with a restricted read-only key and caches summaries with transients to reduce API calls.
The plugin provides a clear overview of account balances, upcoming payouts, and a searchable transaction history with CSV export capabilities.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin relies on the Stripe API (provided by Stripe, Inc.) to function. It connects to external Stripe servers to retrieve and display your financial data.
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<li>What it is used for: The service is used to fetch account balances, payout schedules, and transaction history (charges, refunds, and fees) for display within the WordPress dashboard.</li>
<li>What data is sent: The plugin sends the Restricted API Key (provided by the user) via an Authorization header to authenticate requests. When viewing reports, it sends date parameters to filter transactions. No customer-identifying data from your WordPress database is sent to Stripe.</li>
<li>When data is sent: Data is sent whenever an administrator visits the “Transactions” page, clicks “Test Connection” in settings, or triggers a “Download CSV” request.</li>
<li>Service Links:
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<li><a href="https://stripe.com/legal/consumer" rel="nofollow ugc">Stripe Terms of Service</a></li>
<li><a href="https://stripe.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Stripe Privacy Policy</a></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<h3>Privacy</h3>
All communication with the Stripe API is performed over a secure HTTPS connection. The plugin does not store your transaction data in the WordPress database; it uses temporary transients (cache) for performance. No API keys or financial data are shared with the plugin developer or any other third parties.

Merchant Transaction Portal

Monitor merchant balance transactions and monthly reporting within WordPress using a restricted API key.

Killian Santos

Managing a WooCommerce store can quickly become a headache, especially when faced with high transaction fees. Each payment gateway charges its own commission, nibbling away at your precious profit margins.
You may have even hesitated to offer certain payment options, concerned about the costs they represent for your business.
Imagine for a moment losing sales because you don’t offer the most popular payment gateways. Your customers might feel frustrated by not having the choices they expect, which can seriously undermine their trust and satisfaction.
Fortunately, PayFeez is here to help!
With this plugin, you can easily impose customized fees based on the payment gateway chosen by your customers. Offer all the payment options they desire while intelligently passing on the additional fees to them.
Don’t let payment commissions jeopardize your margins! Adopt PayFeez and provide your customers with what they want, all while maintaining control over your profitability!
<h4>Key Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Payment Gateway Fee Management: Easily apply fixed and/or percentage-based fees on various payment gateways such as:
<ul>
<li>PayPal</li>
<li>Stripe</li>
<li>Stancer</li>
<li>Bank Transfer</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Order Minimum: Set minimum order limits to regulate sales and minimize processing fees for smaller transactions.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Examples of Using PayFeez</h4>
To better understand how PayFeez can assist you, here are some examples of its use. Of course, the values mentioned are provided as examples and are fully customizable.
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<li>Applying Fees on PayPal: You can configure PayFeez to add a 3% commission on all transactions made via PayPal. This allows you to directly pass on the commission you pay to PayPal to your customers, ensuring that your profit margins remain intact.</li>
<li>Adjusting Fees for Stripe: If you want to apply a variable fee of 1.5% and a fixed fee of €0.25 for each payment processed through Stripe, you can easily set this up with PayFeez. This configuration helps you cover the fixed costs associated with using this payment gateway.</li>
<li>Minimum Order Limit: To encourage customers to place larger orders or to meet a profitability threshold, you can set a minimum order amount, for example, €20. As long as this amount is not reached, the order validation will not be possible. An informational message will appear in the cart, indicating the amount needed to finalize the order.</li>
</ul>

PayFeez: Payment Gateway-Based Fees for WooCommerce

Apply fees based on the WooCommerce payment gateway selected by the customer.

Merchant Transaction Portal vs PayFeez: Payment Gateway-Based Fees for WooCommerce