Przelewy24 Payments (BLIK, Pay-by-link, cards)

What it does

Przelewy24 for Polish and Central European stores on CS-Cart and Multi-Vendor. Customers pay on the Przelewy24 hosted page with the methods of your account: BLIK, bank transfers, cards and more. Card and bank data never reach your server. Currencies PLN, EUR, GBP and CZK.

Built on the public Przelewy24 REST API. You need a Przelewy24 merchant account; Przelewy24 charges its own fees. This add-on is made by Kavio Labs and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Przelewy24; Przelewy24 and BLIK are trademarks of their owners.

What it changes for your store

• Every notification is signature checked and confirmed with the mandatory verify call, so unconfirmed payments are never settled by accident.
• An order counts as paid only when amount and currency match.
• Repeated notifications change an order one time.
• A lost notification is recovered when the customer returns or by the recurring check.
• Refunds from the order page, full or partial, with the result reported by Przelewy24.
• Failed calls retry by themselves and are listed in the log.

How it works

Features

• Przelewy24 hosted payment page, no card or bank data on your server
• BLIK, pay-by-link, cards and the other methods enabled on your account
• One payment method per choice: all methods, BLIK only, cards only or pay-by-link only
• Signed register request and signed notification (SHA-384 with your CRC key)
• Mandatory transaction verify after every notification
• Amount and currency check before an order counts as paid
• Idempotent notifications and lost-notification recovery
• Full and partial refunds with refund results from Przelewy24
• Currencies PLN, EUR, GBP, CZK, other store currencies converted to PLN
• Order status for paid, failed and canceled payments, never moved backwards
• Test (sandbox) and live keys stored encrypted, Test connection lists your methods
• Job queue with retries, log with CSV export
• Multi-Vendor: payments on the marketplace account, vendor payouts by Multi-Vendor

What you get

Compatibility

We list only the builds we install and test on. “Tested” means the full test plan was run on that build; “Supported” means the build is inside the supported range and uses the same hooks.

Requirements