Sell BTC by Hayyat Apps — Cryptocurrency Exchange & Ordering

It lets you run an online “money changer” for cryptocurrency on your WordPress site. A visitor chooses a currency to give you and a currency to get back, sees a live price with your fees, and pays through your normal checkout. You approve the order and send them what they bought. You do not need any trading experience to set it up.

Everything lives under the Sell BTC menu in your WordPress sidebar:
* Dashboard — a quick overview of your exchange activity.
* View Orders — every exchange order, with filters and status changes.
* Currencies — this opens a set of tabs: Currencies (which coins/currencies you offer), Rates (the prices and your markup), Fees (what you charge), and Payment Instructions (what the customer is told to do to pay you).
* Customers — the people who have placed exchange orders.
* Reports — totals and profit over time.
* Settings — this also opens tabs: General (calculator options like the fee breakdown), Labels (change any wording on the calculator), Email Templates, Coupons, and Security.
* License — activate Pro on this site.

Create or edit a page and either paste the shortcode [happs_sbtc_exchange_calculator] into it, or add the Exchange Calculator block from the block inserter. Publish the page and the live calculator appears. You can place it on as many pages as you like.

Go to Sell BTC → Currencies and open the Currencies tab. Click Add / Import and type the name or symbol of any coin (for example “Solana” or “SOL”) or a normal currency (for example “Euro” or “EUR”) into the search box. Pick it from the results and it is added to your list. Use the Enable switch to make it live, and the Buy / Sell toggles to control whether customers can receive it (buy) or send it (sell). You can offer both cryptocurrencies and everyday currencies like USD, EUR or GBP side by side.

Open Sell BTC → Currencies → Rates. Each currency has a rate mode:
* Automatic — the plugin keeps that currency’s price up to date from the live market (CoinMarketCap) for you. Best for cryptocurrencies whose price moves all the time. You do not type a price; you only add your markup.
* Manual — you type the price yourself and it never changes until you change it. Best when you want a fixed rate, or for a currency you price by hand.
Pick automatic for a “set it and forget it” live price, or manual when you want full control.

Still on the Rates tab, each currency has a buy markup and a sell markup, entered as a percentage. This is added on top of the market price so you earn a margin on every exchange. For example, a small buy markup means customers pay slightly more than the raw market price when they receive that currency — that difference is your profit. Set it to 0 if you want to match the market exactly.

Go to Sell BTC → Currencies → Fees. For each currency you can set:
* a fixed fee (a flat amount in that currency),
* a percentage fee (a share of the amount), and
* a transfer fee (to cover the network or payout cost when you send the coins).
At the top of the same tab, “Fee charged in” decides whether fees are taken from the currency being sent or the one being received, and “Fee handling” decides whether the fee is added to what the customer pays or deducted from what they receive. You can also set a minimum and maximum order size here. Every fee is expressed in that row’s own currency.
Important: the Fees tab has a Save button at the bottom — your changes are only stored after you click it.

Yes. Go to Sell BTC → Settings → General. You can show a detailed fee breakdown, hide the small “(0.0005 BTC + 5%)” detail, or show only a single “Total Fees” line — whatever suits your store.

Yes for checkout and orders. The admin, currencies, rates, fees and settings all work without it, but the “Proceed to Checkout” button only becomes active once WooCommerce is installed and active.

From CoinMarketCap, fetched through a secure service on our server. Your price key stays on the server and is never exposed to your visitors, and your customers’ personal details are never sent to the price provider.

They enter an amount, review the live quote and fees, press Proceed to Checkout, and pay through your normal WooCommerce payment methods. After paying they can upload proof of payment. You review the order in View Orders, approve it, and mark it completed once you have sent them the currency they bought. They can download a PDF receipt from their My Exchanges page.

Every install begins with a 7-day free trial of all Pro features. When the trial ends the plugin switches to the Free plan, which is a live conversion calculator only: visitors can see real-time conversions with your rates and fees, but WooCommerce checkout and order creation are turned off. On the Free plan you keep the currencies the plugin installed by default, but adding new currencies is disabled and the Rates and Fees tabs become read-only. A small “Powered by” credit is shown on the calculator. Activate a Pro license (Annual or Lifetime) to unlock checkout and ordering, add unlimited currencies, edit rates and fees, remove the branding, and get full customer and payment data with CSV export. Any currencies you added during the trial are re-enabled automatically when you activate a license.

No. Receipts are created by a built-in, dependency-free writer that works on typical shared hosting — nothing to install.

Yes. Every visible label can be edited under Sell BTC → Settings → Labels, and the plugin is fully translation-ready for use with any WordPress translation tool.