Boost conversions and reduce fraud and payment processing fees by displaying only the payment gateways that users trust and are most familiar with.
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<h2>Conditional payment methods = lower risk, higher sales</h2>
Not all payment gateways are equal. Some work better for fraud reduction, some have lower fees, and some have higher acceptance from customers.
Conditional Payment Methods for WooCommerce adds restriction rules for available payment gateways during checkout. You can hide/show any payment method (including custom payment methods).
Available conditions to restrict payment methods:
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<li>Billing address (location) – country, state, city, postcode</li>
<li>Shipping address (location) – country, state, city, postcode</li>
<li>User – logged-in or guest</li>
<li>User role – admin, customer, subscriber and more</li>
<li>Customer’s cart subtotal</li>
<li>Product type – virtual, downloadable and any custom product type</li>
<li>Product category</li>
<li>Product visibility – featured, out of stock…</li>
<li>Product tags</li>
<li>Custom product taxonomies like brands (except attributes)</li>
</ul>
Set up all conditions with a simple screen within WooCommerce, so there’s no need to hire a developer or work with custom code.
<figure id="attachment_5172855" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-5172855" style="width: 980px" class="wp-caption aligncenter"><img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-18734004495487" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/conditional-payment-methods-for-woocommerce-settings-1-1.png" alt="Conditional Payment Methods for WooCommerce Settings" width="980" height="555" /><figcaption id="caption-attachment-5172855" class="wp-caption-text">Restrict available payment methods during WooCommerce checkout</figcaption></figure>
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<h2>Why enable conditional payment methods?</h2>
Quite a few reasons…
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<li>Show gateways people know and trust: PayPal, Stripe, Square, Authorize.net, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Apple Pay… when people see them, they feel safe and secure — and don’t abandon their carts.</li>
<li>Local payment methods increase conversion: Offering a payment gateway popular in specific geography significantly increases conversion because it makes potential customers more comfortable. But showing this gateway to all other customers might be confusing and counterproductive. Making it conditional gives you all the benefits without confusion.</li>
<li>Minimize frauds, refunds, and chargebacks: Certain locations have higher fraud rates and some payment methods make it easier for customers to dispute transactions than others, costing you much more than the original order money. Disabling payment methods that are problematic in certain situations can lower your risk.</li>
<li>Lower fees for you: Some gateways charge high fees for international transactions. Using a direct bank transfer may be better for higher-value orders, lowering your costs and increasing your profits.</li>
<li>Choices, but not overwhelm: It makes sense to offer customers different options for payment, but showing them every possible option during checkout can increase confusion — and therefore abandonment. Conditionally showing relevant payment methods (keeping less active payment methods) solves this problem.</li>
</ul>
<blockquote>Given that 12% of customers will abandon their cart if the checkout process is too complicated, choosing the wrong payment gateway can hurt your sales numbers – Chris Lema</blockquote>
<h2>Use Conditional Payment Methods for hundreds of applications</h2>
They can be tailored to various industries, customer preferences, and unique business requirements.
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<li>Show only Stripe, PayPal and Square for subscription products.</li>
<li>Hide all payment gateways except for Cash on Delivery in rural areas based on zip codes.</li>
<li>Enable SagePay if you sell across Europe.</li>
<li>Disable Stripe and Amazon payments in some African countries where they are not used.</li>
<li>Enable CCAvenue, Google Pay in India.</li>
<li>Allow only Direct Bank Transfer for payments above $1500.</li>
<li>Accept payments via credit cards only for brands like Nike, Adidas, Skechers and other popular ones.</li>
<li>Accept payments only via PayPal and Stripe for products from Fashion and Electronics categories.</li>
<li>Hide Cash on Delivery for your featured products.</li>
<li>Hide Cash on Delivery, Check Payments for virtual & downloadable products.</li>
<li>Accept payments via Eventbrite Payment Processing for paid events (product type should be Events) in the US.</li>
<li>Accept cryptocurrency payments through Coinbase Commerce, except Singapore and countries restricted by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).</li>
<li>Enable Alipay and WeChat Pay as payment methods for customers in China.</li>
<li>Offer Buy Now Pay Later options like Afterpay and Klarna for installment payments, especially if you are selling courses.</li>
<li>Offer PayPal Credit for financing options in the US.</li>
<li>Enable Stripe ACH Payments in the US for direct bank account payments.</li>
<li>Enable PayPal One Touch for Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand.</li>
<li>Offer “Boleto Bancário” as a payment option through Stripe for customers in Brazil.</li>
<li>Enable PayPal.Me for customers in the UK.</li>
<li>Enable Swish through Stripe for instant payments using mobile phone numbers in Sweden.</li>
<li>Offer PayPal Afterpay for customers in Australia to split payments into installments.</li>
<li>Enable Stripe Konbini for purchases at convenience stores in Japan.</li>
<li>Accept payments using Moneris in Canada.</li>
<li>Offer iDEAL as a payment method through Stripe for customers in the Netherlands.</li>
<li>Offer PayPal Lastschrift (direct debit) as a payment option for customers in Germany.</li>
<li>Restrict credit card payments in high-fraud-risk countries.</li>
</ul>
and many more…
<h2>More rule types coming soon</h2>
<ul>
<li>Restrictions based on custom checkout fields</li>
<li>Conditional rules based on customer’s “geolocation” based on IP address</li>
<li>Restrict based on coupons applied in the cart</li>
<li>What else would you like us to add? <a href="https://woocommerce.com/feature-requests/conditional-payment-methods-for-woocommerce/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Let us know</a>!</li>
</ul>
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Conditional Payment Methods is made by one of the most reputed WooCommerce extension development teams — StoreApps. You can trust the product, and know you’ll get excellent support and help when required.
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Conditional Payment Methods

Show or hide payment methods based on the customer’s billing address, shipping address, order total, user role and other product taxonomies. Show Cash on Delivery for low-priced orders, Stripe for subscription products, and more.

Set up pre-orders in your Woo store, so customers can order products before they’re available. You can automatically or manually release and fill orders when you’re ready and let the extension handle the rest!
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<li>Set an optional date/time when the product will be available</li>
<li>Automatically charge orders when the product is available</li>
<li>Change the release date for a pre-ordered product</li>
<li>Email all customers who pre-ordered a product</li>
<li>Cancel pre-orders if the product is no longer available</li>
<li>Filter your pre-orders with a custom “pre-order” order status</li>
<li>Works with simple & variable products</li>
<li>Optionally charge a fee for a pre-order</li>
<li>Customize the Add to Cart/Place Order buttons for pre-orders</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Sell Pre-Orders for Products and Services</h2>
The pre-order experience is fully customizable and supports both pre-orders charged up front and upon release. If you’re using a supported payment gateway, pre-orders can be charged upon release without the customer returning and paying for their order.
<img class="alignnone" title="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Checkout" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/woocommerce-pre-orders-setting-when-charged-text.png" alt="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Checkout" width="553" height="231" />
<a href="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/woocommerce-pre-orders-setting-single-product-page-message.png"><img title="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Product Page" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/woocommerce-pre-orders-setting-single-product-page-message.png" alt="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Product Page" /></a>
<h2>Easy pre-order customization</h2>
Control how pre-order products are displayed using built-in settings for button text, product messages, and more. Display the time remaining until a product is available anywhere on your site using a countdown time shortcode with support for customization via CSS.
<img class="alignnone" title="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Settings" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/woocommerce-pre-orders-settings.png" alt="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Settings" />
<h2>Easy Pre-Order Management</h2>
Pre-Orders can be charged in two ways, upfront or upon release. When charging a pre-order up front, the customer pays the entire pre-order amount during the initial checkout.
When charging a pre-order upon release, the customer’s payment method is charged when the product is released (either by reaching the availability date, if set, or manually within the Pre-Orders admin) when using a supported gateway. If a supported gateway is not available, the customer will receive an email when the pre-order is released, prompting them to come back to the store and pay for their pre-order.
All pre-orders can be managed through a dedicated page. From here, the admin can delay, complete, cancel, or email selected pre-orders or use the actions section to perform the same actions for all pre-orders for a given product.
<h2>Automatically Charge Pre-Orders Upon Release</h2>
When you use one of the <a href="https://woocommerce.com/document/pre-orders/#supported-gateways-for-automatic-payments">supported payment gateways</a>, you can automatically charge your customer’s payment method when the pre-order is available. All gateways support manual payments for pre-orders, where the customer is sent an email asking them to come back and pay for their pre-order when it’s released.
<a href="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/woocommerce-pre-orders-support-gateways.png"><img title="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Authorize.net CIM Checkout" src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/woocommerce-pre-orders-support-gateways.png" alt="WooCommerce Pre-Orders Authorize.net CIM Checkout" /></a>

WooCommerce Pre-Orders

Allow customers to order products before they are available.

Conditional Payment Methods vs WooCommerce Pre-Orders