Ecommerce integrations
Paymos provides ready-made crypto payment plugins for WooCommerce, WHMCS, OpenCart, Easy Digital Downloads, CS-Cart, PrestaShop, Magento 2, and Shopware 6. Each plugin connects the platform’s order or invoice flow to Paymos payment confirmation without replacing the platform’s own order model.
Supported platforms
Open the page for your platform to check the supported version, installation path, checkout behavior, and order-status mapping before deployment.
8 plugins
Adds stablecoin checkout to WooCommerce and moves the order to Processing after payment confirmation.
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Creates a stablecoin invoice for each WHMCS bill and updates the service after confirmation. Renewals remain invoice-based.
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Adds stablecoin payment to OpenCart 4 and updates the order after the confirmation webhook.
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Confirms the stablecoin invoice before Easy Digital Downloads releases the file or license key.
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Adds stablecoin checkout to CS-Cart and Multi-Vendor with order status updates from signed webhooks.
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Adds stablecoin payment to PrestaShop 8 and 9 with the same invoice and webhook flow as the Paymos API.
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Adds stablecoin checkout to Magento 2 and updates the order when the invoice confirms.
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Adds stablecoin payment to Shopware 6.5 and 6.6 and returns confirmation to the order workflow.
View plugin detailsSelection guide
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Choose the ready-made plugin when the store or billing system already owns the cart, customer record, invoice, and order status. The plugin adds Paymos as a payment method and returns the confirmed payment to that workflow.
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Choose the REST API when your application creates its own orders or needs server-controlled invoice creation, reconciliation, and webhook handling.
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Choose a payment link when there is no store checkout to modify. Create an invoice in Paymos and send the hosted payment URL directly to the customer.
Payment flow
The commerce platform remains the source of truth for the order. Paymos handles the blockchain invoice and sends the payment result back to the integration.
At checkout, the integration creates an invoice tied to the platform order and sends the customer to the configured payment experience.
The customer pays with a supported asset and network. The payer wallet pays the network fee, while Paymos applies an amount-aware confirmation policy.
After settlement, the integration maps the confirmed Paymos invoice back to the original order or bill and applies the platform-specific status transition.
Cost and settlement
Paymos charges the same processing rate regardless of whether an invoice came from a plugin, payment link, checkout, or API. Settlement remains in the accepted asset; Paymos does not force an internal currency conversion.
Paymos provides plugins for WooCommerce, WHMCS, OpenCart, Easy Digital Downloads, CS-Cart, PrestaShop, Magento 2, and Shopware 6.
No. The store or billing platform keeps its order, customer, and fulfillment records. The integration creates the Paymos invoice and maps payment confirmation back to the existing order.
No. The standard Paymos rate is 1.0% per settled invoice, and enterprise pricing starts at 0.3% on request. The integration surface does not create a separate Paymos processing tier.
The customer’s wallet pays the network fee for the payment transaction in the network’s native gas asset. Native gas assets are not accepted as Paymos invoice assets.
Yes. A custom backend can create invoices through the Host-to-Host REST API and reconcile payment states through HMAC-SHA256-signed webhooks.
Do not use a CMS plugin when the platform is unsupported, the checkout is fully custom, or your backend must control invoice creation and reconciliation. Use the API or another Paymos integration surface instead.