- 2026-05-20
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DeveloperConnect WooCommerce to HustlePay checkout orchestration while payment processing stays with your configured payment service providers.
HustlePay Payment Connector for WooCommerce connects WooCommerce stores to the HustlePay checkout orchestration service.
The plugin lets customers split a WooCommerce order across available payment methods, while actual payment authorization, processing, settlement, refunds, disputes, and chargebacks remain with the merchant’s configured third-party payment service providers (PSPs), such as Stripe, Mollie, PayPal, or Finix.
HustlePay is not a bank, payment service provider, payment processor, money transmitter, merchant of record, or settlement provider. HustlePay provides a non-custodial checkout orchestration layer that routes payment instructions to the PSP accounts selected and configured by the merchant.
An active HustlePay account is required. Merchants are also responsible for maintaining their own accounts and agreements with the PSPs they choose to use.
External services
This plugin connects to the HustlePay service to create checkout sessions, route payment instructions, and receive payment status callbacks for WooCommerce orders.
Service endpoints used by the plugin:
- Live API: https://api.hustlepay.net
- Test API: https://api.hustlepay.dev
- Service website: https://www.hustlepay.me/
- Terms of Service: https://www.hustlepay.me/terms-of-service/
- Privacy Policy: https://www.hustlepay.me/privacy-policy/
When a customer chooses HustlePay and proceeds to payment, the plugin sends the following data to HustlePay so the checkout session can be created and reconciled:
- WooCommerce order ID, amount, currency, description, return URL, and callback URL.
- Order line items, fees, shipping lines, and tax lines.
- Customer name, billing email, billing phone, company, and billing address.
- The merchant’s configured HustlePay publishable API key, sent as an API header for session creation. The HustlePay secret key is stored in WordPress settings and used to verify signed webhooks.
The plugin does not send this data to HustlePay merely by being installed or activated. The data is sent when the merchant has configured the connector and a customer starts a HustlePay checkout flow.
The plugin does not store full card numbers or CVVs. Payment-method collection and processing are handled through the HustlePay checkout flow and the merchant’s selected PSPs.
Development source
Human-readable source files for the frontend entry points are included in the src directory. The JavaScript and CSS files under assets are compiled build artifacts used by WordPress and WooCommerce at runtime. Runtime JavaScript and CSS assets are bundled with this plugin and are not loaded from third-party CDNs.
