This version requires the following
- A BitPay merchant account (Test or Production)
- An API Token (Test or Production
- When setting up your token, uncheck the Require Authentication button
- Magento 1.9.x
- Upload all files to your Magento installation root
- In your System->Configuration->Web, add the following scripts
<script src = "https://bitpay.com/bitpay.min.js"></script>
<script src = "/js/bitpay/showmodal.js"></script>
You can now activate the BitPay Checkout in the System->Configuration->Payment Methods
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Title - This will be the title that appears on the checkout page
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Merchant Tokens
- A development or production token will need to be set
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BitPay Server Endpoint
- Choose Test or Production, depending on your current setup. Your matching API Token must be set.
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Checkout Flow
- Redirect - This will send the user to the BitPay invoice screen, and they will be redirected after the transaction to the Order Completed page
- Modal - This will open a popup modal on your site, and will display the order details once the transaction is completed.
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Auto Capture Email - If enabled, the plugin will attempt to auto-fill the buyer's email address when paying the invoice
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Payment from Specific Countries - You MUST select the countries to enable BitPay to appear in the checkout
This plugin also includes an IPN (Instant Payment Notification) endpoint that will update your Magento 1 order status.
An order note will automatically be added with a link to the BitPay invoice to monitor the status
- Initially your order will be in a Pending status when it is intially created
- After the invoice is paid by the user, it will change to a Processing status
- When BitPay finalizes the transaction, it will change to a Complete status, and your order will be safe to ship, allow access to downloadable products, etc.
- If you decide to refund a payment via your BitPay dashboard, the Magento 1 order status will change to Closed once the refund is executed.