
Plugin Settings - Configure your Lloyds Bank payment gateway with Store ID, API credentials, and payment mode selection.
Connect your WooCommerce store to Lloyds Merchant Services with this secure payment gateway plugin by Autify. Offer your customers a reliable and seamless way to pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and digital wallets directly from your online store, with real-time processing and flexible configuration options to suit your business needs.
Lloyds offer a secure card payment solution that enables businesses to accept a variety of payment methods, including credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, through their WooCommerce store. This integration with the Autify plugin seamlessly enhances transaction efficiency and improves customer experience by offering a smooth, uninterrupted payment journey.
The Autify plugin for WooCommerce connects with the Lloyds Gateway enabling your customers to pay securely using their preferred payment method at checkout. Choose between an embedded payment form (Payment.JS) directly on your checkout page or a redirect to the secure Lloyds hosted payment page. Once the transaction is authorised, the payment is confirmed in real time through webhook integration, and order statuses are updated automatically.
From your WooCommerce admin panel, you have complete control over the payment experience. Configure payment methods, manage tokenised cards, process refunds, and monitor all transactions through the built-in reporting dashboard. The plugin supports recurring payments for subscription-based products, MOTO transactions for phone/email orders, and express checkout with Apple Pay and Google Pay on product, cart, and checkout pages.
This plugin is ideal for any WooCommerce merchant who needs to accept card payments through Lloyds. Whether you run an online retail store, offer subscription services, or need to process phone orders, the Lloyds Gateway provides a secure, PCI-compliant payment solution that integrates directly into your WooCommerce checkout flow.
The Autify plugin working with Lloyds uses embedded payment forms and hosted payment pages to ensure the highest level of security for your business and your customers. All sensitive payment information, including credit and debit card details, is handled directly by Lloyds Bank’s PCI DSS Level 1 certified infrastructure — never on your WordPress server.
This approach means that no customer payment data is entered into, processed by, or stored on your server at any point during the transaction. Your server only receives non-sensitive transaction confirmation data via secure webhook notifications, such as the payment status and reference number. As a result, this integration supports PCI DSS SAQ A compliance, significantly reducing your compliance obligations and security risks.
All API communications are encrypted via HTTPS/TLS. The plugin supports 3D Secure 2 authentication for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) compliance under PSD2 regulations.
Businesses are responsible for ensuring they are compliant with any necessary financial regulations when using Lloyds.
A separate Lloyds merchant services account is required to use this plugin. The account must be set up directly with Lloyds before installing and configuring the plugin — it is not created during the plugin installation process.
To apply for a Lloyds account, visit: Lloyds Bank
Additional fees apply for payment processing services provided by Lloyds. These fees are separate from the cost of this plugin and are determined by Lloyds based on your business requirements and transaction volumes. For detailed pricing information, please visit the Lloyds website or contact their sales team directly.
Please note, Autify Digital cannot assist with the Lloyds account setup process or pricing enquiries. For account-related questions, please contact Lloyds directly through their website.
Additional requirements:
Looking for something more specific? Get in touch to discuss any custom features or tailored configurations that might enhance your Lloyds Gateway integration for WooCommerce. Contact us via [email protected].
Lloyds and Lloyds Bank are trading names of Lloyds Bank plc. Registered Office: 25 Gresham Street, London EC2V 7HN. Registered in England and Wales no. 2065. Lloyds Bank plc is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority under registration number 119278.
Apple Pay and Apple are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions. Use of the Apple Pay mark is subject to Apple’s guidelines and requires compliance with the Apple Pay Platform Web Merchant Terms and Conditions.
Google Pay is a trademark of Google LLC. Use of the Google Pay mark is subject to the Google Pay API Terms of Service and Google Pay Brand Guidelines.
All trademarks, service marks, and trade names referenced in this material are the property of their respective owners.
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This plugin relies on several third-party services to provide its functionality. By using this plugin, you acknowledge that data will be transmitted to these external services as described below. Please review the respective terms and privacy policies.
1. Lloyds Bank Payment Gateway
Lloyds Bank is the merchant services provider that facilitates the payment processing relationship for all card transactions.
What data is sent:
When data is sent:
Service Provider: Lloyds Bank plc
2. First Data / Fiserv Payment Processing (IPG Online)
This service processes hosted payment page (redirect) transactions, Payment JS embedded payments, and refunds via the First Data API.
What data is sent:
When data is sent:
API Endpoints:
Service Provider: Fiserv (formerly First Data)
3. First Data Payment JS Client Library
A JavaScript library loaded from First Data servers to render the secure embedded payment form (card number, expiry, CVV fields) on the checkout page. The library handles card data directly — no card details pass through your server. The plugin receives a payment token in return.
When data is sent:
JavaScript Endpoints:
Service Provider: Fiserv (formerly First Data)
4. Apple Pay
Used to enable Apple Pay as an express payment method on product, cart, and checkout pages. Only active if Apple Pay is enabled in the plugin settings and the customer is on a compatible Apple device or browser.
What data is sent:
When data is sent:
API Endpoint: Apple Pay merchant validation endpoints (*.apple.com)
Service Provider: Apple Inc.
5. Google Pay
Used to enable Google Pay as an express payment method on product, cart, and checkout pages. A JavaScript library is loaded from Google servers to render the Google Pay button and handle the payment flow. Only active if Google Pay is enabled in the plugin settings.
What data is sent:
When data is sent:
API Endpoint: https://pay.google.com/gp/p/js/pay.js
Service Provider: Google
6. Autify Digital License API
Used to validate and manage the plugin licence. The plugin contacts Autify Digital’s licence server to verify that the licence key is valid and active.
What data is sent:
When data is sent:
API Endpoint: https://plugin-licenses.autify.co.uk/wp-json/autifydigital/v1/plugin
Service Provider: Autify Digital Ltd
Note: Licence activation is required to access premium support. The plugin’s core payment functionality operates independently of licence status.
Privacy Notice
Please review the privacy policies of all third-party services listed above to understand how your data and your customers’ data is handled. It is your responsibility to ensure compliance with applicable data protection regulations (such as GDPR) when using this plugin. For any questions about data handling or privacy, please contact: [email protected]