YITH Paypal Adaptive Payments Premium

Stores that pay more than one party per order often end up sending money by hand. That takes time and invites mistakes. This plugin connects WooCommerce to PayPal Adaptive Payments so a payment can be divided between several recipients as part of the transaction, using rules you define in advance.

It suits marketplaces, affiliate programs and any shop that owes commissions to partners. You can shape the payment flow to match your business model, and the plugin works with other YITH plugins and the WooCommerce ecosystem. It also works with Elementor and Gutenberg when you manage checkout and payment pages.

Features

• Multi-receiver payments: Send funds to several recipients in a single transaction, which fits marketplaces and affiliate programs where more than one party is owed money from an order.
• Automatic payment splitting: Payments are divided according to predefined rules, so you do not have to calculate and send each share by hand after every sale.
• Vendor commission payouts: Supports paying commissions to vendors, which simplifies day-to-day operations for a marketplace or multi-vendor store.
• Customizable payment flows: Adjust the payment distribution logic so it matches your own business model and the needs of your customers and partners.
• WooCommerce and YITH compatibility: Works with WooCommerce and with other YITH plugins, so the payment features sit alongside the rest of your store setup.
• Built on PayPal Adaptive Payments: Payment processing runs on the PayPal Adaptive Payments platform, which handles the secure movement of funds between you and your receivers.
• Elementor and Gutenberg support: Manage and customize your checkout and payment pages with these popular WordPress page builders.
• Setup guides and tutorials: Documentation with clear setup guides and tutorials helps you configure the plugin and learn what each feature does.

Best for

• Multi-vendor marketplaces built on WooCommerce
• Stores running affiliate programs with commission payouts
• Shop owners tired of sending split payments manually