A checkout you do not have to build
Customers leave the order page for a secure Rimoswap checkout, pay, then return to your store.
Rimoswap for WooCommerce · v1.0.0
Turn WooCommerce orders into crypto payments.
Install one lightweight plugin, connect your Rimoswap merchant key and let customers pay with Bitcoin, USDT, cNGN and every coin you enable.
Hosted checkoutSigned webhooksBlocks + classic checkout
Store payments
WooCommerce order#1042
Order total
₦48,500
Awaiting payment
Rimoswap
Payment received
₦48,500
Order confirmed
Verified amount · currency · referenceProcessing
Payment rail
Store → Rimoswap → Confirmed
One integration. No custom checkout code.Automatic updates. Paid orders move forward on their own.One merchant balance. Funds settle into the account you connect.
Built for real orders
A payment gateway that does the quiet work.
Rimoswap handles payment collection while WooCommerce remains the source of truth for products, customers and fulfilment.
Orders confirm themselves
A verified payment moves the matching WooCommerce order from awaiting payment to processing.
Secrets stay server-side
Your API key remains in WordPress settings and signed webhooks are checked before an order changes.
Classic and block checkout
Use the gateway with traditional WooCommerce checkout or the newer Checkout Block.
Missed callback? It reconciles.
The plugin can re-check pending payments, so a brief callback failure does not strand a valid order.
Offer the coins you enable
Customers see supported assets and networks controlled from your Rimoswap gateway configuration.
Your store stays your store
A focused payment screen, attached to every order.
The customer sees the amount, available payment methods and status clearly. WooCommerce keeps the order reference all the way through.
Secure Rimoswap checkout
WooCommerce
Order #1042
Total₦48,500
From cart to confirmation
The customer pays. The order catches up.
No one on your team needs to compare screenshots or manually mark routine payments.
- 01
Customer chooses Rimoswap
At checkout, the customer selects Rimoswap and places the WooCommerce order.
- 02
Rimoswap creates the payment
The plugin sends the exact order amount and reference, then opens the hosted checkout.
- 03
Customer pays securely
They pay from a Rimoswap account or an enabled on-chain method without sharing wallet details with WordPress.
- 04
WooCommerce updates the order
A signed confirmation is verified against the order amount, currency and reference before the order becomes processing.
Set up once
Start accepting crypto in a few minutes.
You need an active Rimoswap merchant account, WordPress and WooCommerce.
- 01
Upload the ZIP
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, select the downloaded ZIP and activate it.
- 02
Connect Rimoswap
Open WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Rimoswap and paste your merchant API key.
- 03
Add the webhook
Copy the webhook URL shown in the plugin settings into your Rimoswap merchant dashboard.
- 04
Enable and test
Turn the gateway on, save changes and place a small test order before taking live payments.
6.2+
WordPress
7.8+
WooCommerce
7.4+
PHP
USD · NGN
Store currency
Before you install
Straight answers for store owners.
Does my customer need a Rimoswap account?+
Not necessarily. Customers can pay from a Rimoswap account or use an enabled on-chain payment method shown at checkout.
Where does the money settle?+
Successful payments are credited to the Rimoswap merchant account connected with your API key. WooCommerce stores the order and payment reference, not the funds.
Which coins can customers use?+
The hosted checkout shows the coins and networks currently enabled for your Rimoswap payment gateway.
What happens if the webhook is sent twice?+
The plugin uses the payment and order references to prevent a duplicate callback from completing an order twice.
Are refunds automatic?+
Not in version 1.0.0. Process the refund from Rimoswap, then update the WooCommerce order according to your store policy.
Does it work with WooCommerce Checkout Blocks?+
Yes. The plugin supports both the block-based checkout and classic checkout.