Jigoshop

Terminal3 Payments Jigoshop plug-in is easy to install and fully customizable. With a single integration, all products of your E-commerce business will be monetized with 150+ payment options localized in 75+ currencies and more than 200 countries.

This tutorial assumes that you have a Terminal3 Payments account. Please Sign up if you don’t have one.

Download plug-in

Terminal3 Payments plug-in for Jigoshop can be downloaded here.

The plug-in is not updated for the latest versions of Jigoshop. Any contribution from you on Github would be highly appreciated.

Project configuration in Terminal3 Payments system

Login to Terminal3 Payments system with your account.
Go to My Projects tab. You will see your new project already created. Project Key and Secret Key will be needed later to finish the project setup on Jigoshop admin panel.
- In Settings section, please set your project type to Digital Goods.
- Set Pingback type to URL.
- Configure your Pingback URL to http://[your-domain]/?paymentwallListener=paymentwall_IPN
- Choose the Pingback Signature Version to version 3.

Remember to save changes at the bottom of Settings section.

You can also enable Brick as a payment gateway by clicking the grey brick icon on your project overview. It will generate Brick Test Keys and Brick Live Keys right next to your Widget Keys.
In Widgets section, create a widget that you prefer. And save changes. You will see Widget code after widget creation, which will also be needed later on Jigoshop admin panel.

Setup Terminal3 Payments module on your platform

Upload the plugin into your WordPress plugins directory, preserving the folder name paymentwall_module_jigoshop using an FTP client of your choice. Then log into your WordPress dashboard, navigate to your Plugins section, activate Paymentwall for Jigoshop.
Or you can navigate to your Plugins section, click Add New and search for Paymentwall for Jigoshop. Click Install now and then activate the plugin.
On the left sidebar of your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Jigoshop -> Settings.
Click on the Payment Gateways tab. Paymentwall and Brick should already be available as payment options.
Enable Paymentwall or Brick and fill all the required fields.

The Project Key and Secret Key can be found under your Jigoshop project overview’s Widget Keys in My Projects tab. If you are using Brick, Public Key and Private Key are under Brick Test Keys and Brick Live Keys. Widget code is available in your Widgets section of your project.

Please enter the Currency in ISO 4217 format.
You can specify the URL to redirect the user after a successful payment in the Success URL field.
The Test Mode option allows you to use the Test Payment Method even if your project is already LIVE.

Support

Terminal3 Payments requires Wordpress 3.8 & Jigoshop 1+ or higher and is compatible up to Wordpress 4.7 & Jigoshop 1.8.
List of available Payment Methods can be discovered here.

Next step

You can start to test payments of your projects.

Refer to test payments with test method

Once you make sure everything works smoothly, please submit your project to go live.