Online shopping is becoming more and more common among our daily activities. Well, businesses understand the need to reach more customers by promoting products online , customers who do not frequent their store or who are far from it.
In the same way, if you are an entrepreneur and you have new products to sell online , you must understand how this system works so that you can offer a web page where it is safe to buy .
One of the best tools with which we can perform this task is WordPress. Well, with this platform we can create a web page with many functions. Among these functions is the option to sell our products .
However, among so many options that the platform has, it is difficult for us to choose the most appropriate one. That is why here we are going to tell you how to use, configure and integrate the ‘Redsys’ payment gateway plugin in the WordPress pay button .
How does the pay button work in WordPress?
This is an ideal option to provide convenience to customers who visit our page and intend to buy. Well, when they click here, the page redirects them to a payment portal, where the user enters their card details and the payment is processed.
Subsequently, the page of our business is opened again with the result of the operation. Therefore, it is a completely safe process . Thus, the customer can buy without fear of being scammed or risking his card details.
How to use, configure and integrate the ‘Redsys’ payment gateway plugin in the WordPress pay button
To start, we have to click on the Redsys Payments plugin section. Then, it will send us to the Redsys Payment Button section . This has three tabs.
Redsys Payment POS Configuration
The first box is to enter the name of the business , the website or your company. This name is the one that will be shown on the card statement when making a payment on your page. In addition, it has a limitation of 25 characters, so when they exceed this number, the name will be shown cut off.
The second and third boxes are to enter the company’s FUC and the encryption key . You can find both data in the documentation that was provided to you by the bank.
The fourth box consists of the environment. Here we have the option to work under a test model and once the operation of the system is verified, we change the option for production to start with the real payments
The fifth box refers to the terminal number, in which you must enter a digit to differentiate the origin of the payments in case the payments can be made from another place.
In the sixth box we have to select the currency with which we are going to carry out our operations. For this we have three options: The dollar, the euro and the pound. However, it is not up to us to choose, as this is already defined in the bank documentation.
Now, regarding the seventh and eighth boxes, these correspond to the correct payment page and the payment error page respectively. These are the alerts that will be shown to the user depending on the payment processing.
Redsys Payment Form Configuration
This section corresponds to all the WordPress pay button settings in terms of their design. Well, we can choose the color of the button and the text, indicate the text that will be displayed on the button and other options regarding the payment process, such as indicating the amount and the option to request an email from the buyer.
Notification settings for Payments made with Redsys
In this section, we will enter the data where the reports of each of the payments made will not be provided . So we can not only see them from Redsys, but we can also find them at the email address provided there.
The last section corresponds to the templates for notification of payment. Thus, we can choose the way in which the data is sent to us. Thus, you have the option to discard the data that is not relevant to us and leave only those necessary for the business.
