paygent-bank

You can implement Paygent convenience store, ATM virtual account, bank network, and direct debit payment flows in WooCommerce by mapping specific gateway IDs and classes like paygent_cs and paygent_atm to handle application submissions and store payment numbers.

Webhook-based settlement confirmation works by receiving a POST request to /wp-json/paygent/v1/check, reading the payment_status parameter, and deterministically updating the WooCommerce order status by calling payment_complete when payment_status=30 is received.

Implementing Paygent bank network and direct debit payments requires WooCommerce 9.0 or higher, WordPress 6.7 or higher, and PHP 8.2 or higher to ensure proper gateway class handling and webhook endpoint stability.

Paygent payment processing uses telegram_kind codes 010 for ATM virtual account, 030 for convenience store, 040 for bank network, 060 for direct debit, 070 for WebMoney, and 094 for shared inquiry to drive request and response workflows.

Setting up Paygent ATM checkout requires outlining the exact request payload with the payment_limit_date parameter, mapping the paygent_atm gateway class, and wiring the webhook handler to complete the order upon receiving payment_status=30.

Yes, you can handle multiple Paygent payment gateway IDs within WooCommerce by defining separate gateway classes for convenience store paygent_cs, ATM virtual account paygent_atm, and bank network paygent_bn, each mapping to their respective telegram_kind workflows.