myCred Paymentwall 1.0.5
Wordpress Plugins Mycred 4.8 (875 reviews)
myCred Paymentwall is a WordPress addon that connects the Paymentwall payment gateway directly to the myCred points system. This lets site administrators sell points to users through a broad range of payment methods, including credit cards, bank transfers, e-wallets, and many local payment options. The plugin is intended for anyone running a myCred-powered website who wants a practical way to monetize a digital currency. It works with the existing myCred infrastructure, so point balances, logs, and user accounts stay fully managed by myCred while Paymentwall handles all payment processing. For users, the process is straightforward: choose a point package, pay through Paymentwall’s secure hosted checkout, and receive points automatically once the payment is confirmed. For administrators, the addon offers a centralized setup for creating packages, setting prices, and monitoring sales directly from the WordPress dashboard. In short, it connects a popular loyalty and gamification plugin to a worldwide payment network.
Administrators can create and manage multiple point packages, giving each one a custom price and description, then enable them through the myCred BuyCred gateway settings. Packages can be enabled or disabled at any time, and existing prices can be edited without affecting users’ current point balances. The plugin supports several currencies, so prices can be set to match a user’s location or preference. Every completed transaction is recorded in the WordPress database, which gives site owners a clear history for reconciliation and auditing. The addon also refreshes transaction statuses, covering successful payments, pending orders, and declined attempts, and it displays clear error messages in the admin panel when something goes wrong. Paymentwall API keys and related gateway options are entered on a dedicated settings page. Since Paymentwall hosts the checkout pages, sensitive financial information never touches your own server. The entire payment flow runs on Paymentwall’s PCI DSS compliant infrastructure, which means the plugin adds a layer of convenience without exposing customer card data.
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myCred Paymentwall requires WordPress 4.0 or newer, myCred 1.8 or newer, and PHP 7.0 or higher. The myCred core plugin and the BuyCred addon must be installed and activated for the gateway to appear. The interface is fully responsive, so point purchases work on phones, tablets, and desktop computers. Developers receive a codebase that is organized and documented, which makes customizing or extending the plugin a straightforward task. Communication with Paymentwall occurs through webhooks, and these notifications trigger point awards automatically once a payment is confirmed. A valid Paymentwall merchant account is required before the gateway can be configured. Recent releases have introduced stronger security for API communication, better handling of invalid API key configurations, and clearer feedback for administrators. Compatibility with myCred 2.x was also added, along with more detailed transaction logging for debugging purposes. The checkout page received performance improvements that reduce load times, and the package management screen now displays currency symbols more clearly.
The addon is practical for any myCred-based site that needs paid point purchases. Membership sites can sell points that unlock premium content or special access levels. Gamified platforms can let users buy in-game currency, while online stores can allow customers to purchase additional loyalty points for discounts or free shipping. Community forums might charge points for posting privileges or private messaging, and content publishers can gate premium articles behind a small point payment. Educational platforms can require points for enrolling in courses or downloading certificates. Installation follows the standard WordPress pattern: download the plugin file, upload it through Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, activate it, and then enter your Paymentwall API keys under myCred → Settings → Paymentwall. Point packages are configured through the BuyCred gateway settings, where you can define the number of points, the price, and a label for each package. Once the keys are saved and packages are enabled, the gateway appears on the checkout page automatically.
- Last updated
- August 12, 2026
- Delivery
- Digital
- Availability
- In stock
- Version
- 1.6.6
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Item type
- plugin
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