WooCommerce RedSys Payment Gateway

Stores that sell in Spain often need to accept payments through RedSys, which banks such as CaixaBank, Santander and BBVA rely on. This plugin adds RedSys to the WooCommerce checkout and keeps the payment process on your own website. It meets PSD2 security standards and handles preauthorizations, refunds and saved cards for one-click payments.

It also covers some practical needs of Spanish shops. Sequential invoice numbers can be generated to meet fiscal rules, and subscription payments work with WooCommerce Subscriptions, YITH and SUMO Subscriptions. Multisite networks and WPML-based multilingual stores are supported, and developers can adjust currencies, terminals, logos and gateway language through filters and settings.

Features

• Many payment methods at checkout: Shoppers can pay by entering a card in the InSite form, or choose Bizum, Apple Pay, Google Pay, MasterPass, Paygold or a direct bank transfer.
• PSD2 compliance: The gateway follows European PSD2 security standards for payment processing, which gives your store and its customers a reliable way to complete transactions.
• Preauthorizations and refunds: Authorize a payment first and capture the funds later. Refunds can be issued straight from the WooCommerce order screen, and bulk actions handle several preauthorizations or refunds together.
• One-click payments with saved cards: Customers can store their payment details through tokenization and pay with one click on later orders, without being sent away from your website.
• Subscription support: Recurring payments through RedSys work with WooCommerce Subscriptions, YITH subscription plugins and SUMO Subscriptions.
• Sequential invoice numbering: Invoice numbers are generated in sequence automatically, which helps stores meet Spanish fiscal requirements for numbered invoices.
• Multisite and WPML ready: The plugin works on WordPress Multisite setups and is compatible with WPML, so international stores can manage several languages, including the language of the card form.
• Terminals and developer filters: Two terminals can be managed from one WooCommerce installation. Filters and settings let developers customize currencies, terminals, logos and gateway language, and admins get emails about payment errors.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores selling to customers in Spain
• Shops that need Bizum, Apple Pay or Google Pay
• Multilingual or multisite stores with subscription products