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SEPA QR-Code for Woocommerce
SEPA QR-Code for Woocommerce
Free plugin that adds a SEPA-QR Code for bank transfer payments (bacs) in the WooCommerce emails and order confirmation screen.
4.7
(3 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping SEPA QR-Code for Woocommerce running.
Tested to 6.6.5 — 4 branches behind 7.0
Several branches behind. Worth checking on a staging site before updating WordPress.10 months ago
At least 5.5 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.7.0
Your host must be running at least this version.5.0
1
A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how SEPA QR-Code for Woocommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
62
out of 100Maintenance
26 / 35WordPress compatibility
7 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
11 / 15Listing transparency
6 / 10Ratings
4.7
3 ratingsThis free plugin adds a SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) QR code to the WooCommerce emails and order confirmation screen.
This allows you to provide an easy payment solution for your customers for free. You don’t have to pay for a subscription
with a payment provider and your customers can use their bank’s mobile app to pay.
Keep in mind that the SEPA QR code only works for payments in Euro.
Also, if you have multiple bank accounts in your WooCommerce settings, the first one will be used (may change in the future).
Usage
Just install the plugin and activate it.
Settings
In the WordPress settings, a “SEPA QR” menu item will be added. There you can choose whether or not to store the
generated QR codes as an image (a PNG file). This is necessary for some email clients (like GMail) that won’t render Base64
encoded images.
Translation
Currently, English, Dutch, French and German are supported.
Development
Development happens in the GitHub
repository. The SVN
repository is for releases only.
In the WordPress admin UI, go to Settings > SEPA QR and enable the option to store the QR codes as images.
The plugin creates the QR-Code on your server and it does not use any external resources. However,
when using the option to store the QR codes as images, this means the QR codes remain on your server.
I have yet to implement a cleanup solution. But even with a cleanup solution, the images will probably
remain on your server for some time (and be sent across the internet to your mail server). I’m not lawyer,
but it seems wise to inform your customers about this.
A more future proof solution may be to replace the QR code in the email with a link to a page hosted
by your website with the QR code.
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