WooCommerce
Official payment gateway for WooCommerce. Adds Ebioro as a checkout option in any WordPress store.
PrestaShop
Official payment module for PrestaShop 8. Adds a “Pay with crypto” option at checkout.
Odoo
Official payment provider for Odoo 18. Works with Odoo eCommerce and any flow built on Odoo’s payment module.
Before you start
All three plugins talk to the same Merchant API, so you need the same two things:- An Ebioro merchant account — sign up.
- Your API key and secret — see Authentication. Start in the sandbox, then switch to production keys when you go live.
Test against the sandbox (
https://test-merchant.ebioro.com) first — sandbox payments use the Stellar testnet and move no real funds.WooCommerce
Requirements: WordPress 5.0+, WooCommerce, PHP 7.2+.1
Download the plugin
Grab the latest
ebioro-payment-woocommerce-*.zip from the releases page.2
Install it
In WordPress admin go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the zip, then Install Now and Activate.
3
Connect your account
Open WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Ebioro, enter your API key and secret, choose the environment (sandbox or production), and enable the method.
4
Test a checkout
Place a sandbox order and pay it to confirm the order moves to Processing/Paid when the webhook arrives.
PrestaShop
Requirements: PrestaShop 8.0+, PHP 8.1
Download the module
Grab the latest
ebioro-payment-prestashop zip from the releases page.2
Install it
In the Back Office go to Modules → Module Manager → Upload a module, choose the zip, and install.
3
Connect your account
Open the module’s Configure page, enter your API key and secret, choose the environment (test mode on for sandbox), and save.
4
Test a checkout
Place a sandbox order, pick Pay with crypto, and confirm the order moves to Payment accepted when the webhook arrives.
Odoo
Requirements: Odoo 18.1
Add the module
Place the module in your Odoo addons path. The folder must be named
payment_ebioro — Odoo identifies modules by folder name.2
Install it
Update your apps list, then install Ebioro Payment Provider (and eCommerce if you want a storefront).
3
Connect your account
Open the provider settings, enter your API key and secret, set the environment, and publish it.
4
Test a checkout
Run a sandbox order through checkout and confirm it settles on payment.
Good to know
- Refunds are issued from your Ebioro dashboard, not from the plugin. See Refunds for why.
- Both plugins are open source — issues and contributions are welcome on GitHub.
- Need something the plugins don’t cover (custom checkout, invoicing, cross-chain)? Build directly against the Merchant API.