Knit Pay Pro for WordPress Payments

Knit Pay Pro connects payment-enabled WordPress add-ons to payment provider configurations. A store checkout, form, course, membership, donation or booking workflow collects the payment request; the selected gateway offers the available payment methods and processes the payment. A compatible WordPress add-on is required, and available methods depend on the gateway and plugin combination.

Choose a gateway and WordPress integration

Gateway examples include Cashfree, Instamojo, PayPal, Razorpay, SSLCommerz, PayU India, Easebuzz, CCAvenue, Paytm, PhonePe, MyFatoorah, Flutterwave, Paystack, Mercado Pago, Stripe, CyberSource, Midtrans, eWay, Revolut, Paymob and PayTabs. The available options also include regional and international providers, QR services, cryptocurrency gateways and payment libraries. Stripe Connect is listed for Indian businesses. Some gateway or plugin integrations require a premium add-on or contact with the developer.

Supported WordPress plugin examples include WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, Paid Memberships Pro, LearnPress, GiveWP, Ninja Forms, Tourmaster, MemberPress and Bookly. Depending on the selected integration, payment methods can include debit and credit cards, UPI, netbanking, EMI and wallets.

Send payment requests and receive status updates

Manage multiple provider configurations in WordPress. If a gateway does not provide its own payment-link capability, Knit Pay Pro can create a branded payment link from the WordPress dashboard. You can also add payment buttons with Gutenberg blocks or Elementor.

After a payment, supported gateway webhooks can send status updates to WordPress and update order entries. The plugin also works with WordPress Payments REST APIs and the AI Abilities API, which lets customers ask AI to create payment requests and check payment status.

If a provider does not support the currency supplied for a payment, automatic currency conversion changes the amount to a currency the provider supports.

Review payment activity

The payment analytics dashboard provides multi-currency reports on revenue trends, success rates, gateway performance, payment methods and integrations.

Set up Knit Pay Pro

Install and activate the plugin in WordPress, configure the payment provider or providers you need, then connect each gateway to a relevant supported WordPress plugin and configure its payment settings. Add payment links or buttons where needed. To update order status, configure webhooks as described by the selected gateway.