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To get started, you can install the Paystack plugin from the plugins page of your WordPress installation by searching for “Paystack Gateway for The Events Calendar”.
Alternatively, you can <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/paystack-gateway-the-events-calendar/" rel="ugc">download the plugin from this page</a> and follow the instructions on the page to install the plugin. Please be sure to activate the plugin when you have installed it.
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☝🏻 Ensure you have installed the Events tickets add-on on your WordPress site before installing the Paystack for The Events Calendar plugin. The Paystack Gateway for The Events Calendar plugin cannot work without Events Tickets.
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After you have installed and activated the plugin, you should go to the Event Tickets Plugin Settings on the menu tab of your WordPress site and click the Payments tab. This will show a tab containing all the Payment options on your site. If you have installed the plugin correctly, you should see Paystack on that list. This is where you can configure the Paystack Plugin. Click Connect to Paystack
<h3>Configuring the plugin</h3>
Here we will discuss all the settings you’ll find in your Paystack for Events Calendar Plugin and how they should be set to function properly for your plugin.
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<li>Enable Paystack: Ensure that the Enable Paystack toggle is on so that Paystack can show up on the list of Payment options during checkout</li>
<li>Test Mode/Live Mode: Paystack provides test parameters that allow you to simulate a transaction without using real money. If you select “Test Mode”, Paystack will be using your Test API keys to parse the payments, meaning that the orders processed then will be done with test cards, no real money is exchanged therefore no real value should be delivered.</li>
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When you are ready to go live, you can select the “Live Mode” option and the corresponding Live API keys.
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<li>API keys: <a href="https://dashboard.paystack.com/#/settings/developer" rel="nofollow ugc">Kindly follow this link to your Paystack Dashboard Settings</a> to find your API keys. Copy the right keys and enter them in the right fields in the plugin settings.</li>
<li>Checkout Mode: You can select the Popup or Redirect method to specify how you want the Paystack checkout to be displayed to the customer. </li>
<li>Webhooks:  Copy the auto-generated URL and save it as your webhook URL on your <a href="https://dashboard.paystack.com/#/settings/developer" rel="nofollow ugc">Paystack Dashboard Settings, under the API Keys & Webhook</a> tab.</li>
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Paystack for The Events Calendar

The Events Calendar provides calendars, ticketing, and powerful WordPress tools to manage your events from start to finish, and with this plugin, you  …

A Memberpress Payment Gateway integration with Paystack for membership subscriptions.
This addon helps admins and webmasters using Memberpress to accept subscription payment via Paystack gateway. This addon has all the settings for development as well as for production usage. Its easy to install, set up and effective. 
A few notes about the sections above:
<h3>Detailed List of Gateway Settings</h3>
Below you will find explanations for every setting that you can find for your Paystack Gateway as a reference for both during and after you have setup your gateway:
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Name – The name users will see when choosing this gateway option during registration. 
Gateway – This should be set to “Paystack” and will not show up on the frontend.
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ID – ID of your gateway used in database and to be entered if importing subscriptions for this gateway as outlined here.
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Show Payment Label – When checked or unchecked, this will show or hide the Name you entered for this gateway option.
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Show Payment Icon – When checked or unchecked, this will show or hide the Paystack Credit Card symbols for this gateway option.
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Show Payment Description – When checked or unchecked, this will show or hide the description for this gateway option.
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Test/Live Secret Key – This is where you will enter your Paystack Secret Key for either Test or Live Mode. Before entering your Test Secret Key, be sure to check the Test Mode box in your Paystack gateway in MemberPress.
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Test/Live Public Key – This is where you will enter your Paystack Publishable Key for either Test or Live Mode. Before entering your Test Publishable Key, be sure to check the Test Mode box in your Paystack gateway in MemberPress.
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Test Mode – Check this box if you would like to use Paystack in Test Mode for Testing.
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Force SSL – Use this option if your site has the option of being viewed in http and https. This will automatically switch to https when a user is going to pay so that the transaction is secure.
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Send Debug Emails – Only enable this option if you are having issues with your Paystack gateway and know how to interpret debug emails or have been told to enable them by our support team. Enabling this option will send out about 5 separate debug emails to your email found in your General WordPress Settings.
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Paystack Webhook URL – The Webhook URL is used to communicate data between your Paystack account and MemberPress. It must be entered correctly for either Test or Live Modes to work correctly. Use the clipboard icon to copy over your Webhook URL. Then go to your Paystack Dashboard > Settings > API Keys & Webhooks.
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<h3>Capabilities of the Paystack Integration</h3>
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<li>Process One-Time Payments</li>
<li>Process Recurring Payments</li>
<li>Process Refunds</li>
<li>Cancel Recurring Payments</li>
<li>Change Credit Card for Recurring Subscription</li>
<li>Pause Recurring Payments</li>
<li>Resume Recurring Payments</li>
<li>Process Free/Paid Trial Periods</li>
<li>Credit Card Expiring Reminders Supported</li>
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<h3>Contribution</h3>
Here you can browse the source, look at open issues and keep track of development.

Paystack MemberPress

A Memberpress Payment Gateway integration with Paystack for membership subscriptions.

Paystack for The Events Calendar vs Paystack MemberPress