
Jokoor Pay lets a WooCommerce store in The Gambia take the payment methods its customers already use. A shopper picks Jokoor Pay at checkout, pays with the method they prefer, and the order is marked paid as soon as the payment is confirmed.
Supported at checkout:
The plugin talks to the Jokoor Pay API over HTTPS and confirms every payment in two ways: a signed notification sent to your store, and a lookup you can rely on if the notification is ever missed.
This plugin relies on Jokoor Pay, a payment service operated by Jokoor Inc. (https://jokoor.com), to take payments. Without it the plugin does nothing.
When a shopper chooses Jokoor Pay and places an order, the plugin sends a request to https://api.jokoor.com/v1 to create a checkout session for that order. The request carries:
The shopper is then redirected to the Jokoor Pay checkout page. The shopper enters card or wallet details on that page, not on your store.
When the shopper is sent back to your order-received page, each time that page is shown afterwards, and whenever the plugin’s own return address (your site address followed by ?wc-api=jokoor_pay_callback) is opened with a checkout id, the plugin asks Jokoor Pay for the status of that checkout session and updates the order. Each of these status requests sends only the checkout session id. Jokoor Pay also notifies your store of the payment result by sending a payment notification (a webhook) to the address shown in the plugin settings.
All requests to Jokoor Pay carry your Jokoor Pay API key, which identifies your account, and the plugin and WordPress version numbers.
Jokoor Pay terms of service: https://jokoor.com/legal/terms
Jokoor Pay privacy policy: https://jokoor.com/legal/privacy