Free plugins for WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and any PHP site. Your customers pay you; the plugin delivers the recharge, bill payment or voucher from your Pay2All wallet — automatically.
The widget only talks to your site. Your Pay2All API key never reaches a browser.
Tamper-proof amounts
Fetched bills and Shopify order lines are HMAC-signed; paid amounts are checked before anything is placed.
Exactly-once delivery
A stable client_id per order line means duplicate webhooks and retries never debit your wallet twice.
Pay first, then deliver
Services go out only after payment is confirmed. Offline methods like COD are blocked.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Are the plugins free?
Yes. You only pay for the transactions themselves from your Pay2All wallet — and you earn your scheme commission on every recharge and bill.
Where is my API key stored?
Only on your server (WordPress option or wp-config constant, connector config file, or PHP config). The browser widget talks to your site, never to Pay2All directly.
What if a transaction fails after the customer paid?
Nothing is debited from your wallet for failed transactions. WooCommerce orders go on hold (or are refunded automatically if you enable it); Shopify orders are tagged pay2all-failed so you can refund the line.
Can I charge a convenience fee?
Yes — a flat and/or percentage fee per service, shown to the customer before they pay.
Is Cash on Delivery supported?
No. Offline methods mark orders as paid before money arrives, so the WordPress plugin hides COD, bank transfer and cheque for these items.
What about travel, AEPS, DMT and PAN?
Phase 1 covers recharge, bill payment and gift cards. More services will be added to the same plugins — update and they appear as new tabs.
Ready to sell recharges on your site?
Create your API key, add money to your wallet and install the plugin — most stores go live the same day.