myCred Payza 1.1
Wordpress Plugins Mycred 4.8 (801 reviews)
myCred Payza is a WordPress add-on that joins the myCred points engine with the Payza payment gateway. To use it, your site must already run the core myCred plugin; from there, the add-on creates a direct link between points and Payza. Users can earn points for actions you define—buying a product, referring a friend, posting in a forum, watching content, or completing a course. Those points can then be redeemed for actual value handled through Payza, whether that means a discount, a product, a service, or a cash transfer. You decide what earning triggers exist and what redemptions are possible. The whole setup lives inside the WordPress admin, so you do not need to build a separate rewards system or send people to a third-party platform to manage their points. This integration is specifically designed for WordPress and depends on the myCred plugin for its core point tracking. It does not add any extra front-end dependency beyond what myCred already uses.
The plugin includes a configurable redemption system. You can set a minimum point balance, define what users can redeem, and control whether they receive discounts, digital goods, or direct payouts through Payza. You can also decide how users receive their value, either during checkout or through a separate redemption flow. For awarding points, you can create custom rules tied to payments, registrations, referrals, or content activity. A transaction log keeps a record of every point award and redemption, and admins can review point history directly from the dashboard. There is also currency conversion handling built in, which matters for sites operating across countries and payment systems. Because redemption amounts and point values are adjustable, you can tailor the loyalty program to fit whatever your site actually sells or offers, without forcing users into a fixed reward structure. This level of control is what makes myCred Payza more than a simple one-way point exchange.
From a technical standpoint, myCred Payza connects through Payza's API and uses the gateway's security infrastructure for all transactions. API keys are stored with updated encryption methods, and the plugin includes multiple safeguards against point deduction errors during heavy traffic. The add-on also keeps compatibility with Payza's current API endpoints, so the plugin stays usable as the payment service changes over time. Its changelog reflects regular maintenance for API updates, currency handling, and administrative feedback, which helps keep the plugin reliable in production. User-facing elements adapt to different screen sizes, and the code exposes hooks and filters for developers who want to customize behavior. All transaction logs are stored within the WordPress database, which simplifies auditing. The plugin is distributed under the GPL license, granting full source code access with no recurring fees. That means you are free to modify it for your own needs and redistribute it, subject to the terms of the license.
Because the plugin works through Payza, users can spend their earned points across a payment network that already handles transactions in multiple currencies. That flexibility makes it suitable for membership sites trying to reward active contributors, e-commerce stores seeking repeat purchases, affiliate programs that pay points for successful referrals, or course platforms that want to give students a tangible incentive for finishing modules. The exact configuration depends on you. You can run a straightforward system where users redeem points for coupons, or set up something more involved like cash withdrawals. The plugin does not demand a single theme or page builder, and it integrates into standard WordPress installation workflows. No external setup is needed beyond the initial API connection and your own award rules. With the combination of configurable reward rules, secure transactions, and full source code access, myCred Payza gives site owners a practical bridge between engagement and monetary value, all managed from a single dashboard.
Mycred
- Item type
- plugin
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Availability
- In stock
- Delivery
- Digital
- Last updated
- August 10, 2026
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