Cryptoway – Crypto Payment Gateway for Easy Digital Downloads

Less: the order goes On Hold with a note such as “invoiced 12.17 USDT (TRC20), paid 10.00, remaining 2.17. The order is waiting for the rest.” If the rest arrives in time, the order completes. More: the order completes. From 1% over the invoice, the note shows the overpaid amount to return from your Cryptoway account. Nothing within Time to pay: the order is marked Abandoned. Late, after the time ran out: the order goes On Hold with the amounts and “The money is with Cryptoway — settle it manually”. No file is released until you decide.

BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, DOGE, TRX, BNB, LTC, POL and GRAM, on the networks listed in the Description. The customer picks the coin and network on the payment page.

English, Russian, Spanish and Turkish — the settings, the checkout and the order notes. The Cryptoway payment page itself is available in English, Russian, Spanish and Turkish too, and the customer can switch the language there.

The customer’s wallet adds it on top. A customer paying from an exchange that deducts its withdrawal fee sends less, and the order goes On Hold as a short payment.

No. Cryptoway has no test environment, and EDD’s Test Mode does not change how the gateway works: every order creates a real invoice. Make one real payment a little above the coin’s minimum deposit (for example 5 USDT) from your own wallet.

From your Cryptoway account, as a new transfer to an address the customer gives you. The plugin does not send refunds; mark the order as refunded in EDD yourself.

No. Orders from EDD Recurring Payments are not supported: a crypto transfer cannot be charged again automatically.

Payment notifications arrive at https://your-domain/index.php?edd-listener=cryptoway . The address is sent with each invoice and must be reachable from the internet. Open the order and press “Check payment status” in the Cryptoway box. If the check fails, the order note says why. The 10-minute status check runs on WP-Cron, which WordPress starts from visits to the site. On a shop with few visitors set up a server cron job: add define( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON', true ); to wp-config.php and call wp-cron.php every five minutes. Without it a lost notification may go unnoticed until someone opens the site. Logs are in Downloads → Tools → Debug Log. Errors and payment events are always written there; with EDD’s Debug Mode on, the full exchange with Cryptoway is added.

The keys are stored with the other EDD settings. The Secret key only signs requests: it is never sent, shown again or logged.

The plugin relies on the Cryptoway payment service (API: https://api.cryptoway.com) and makes no requests until the keys are saved:

• At checkout: the order total, currency, order number and reference, store name, payment deadline, and the notification and return addresses, to create the invoice.
• Every 10 minutes while a payment is unresolved, at the payment deadline, on payment notifications and on “Check payment status”: a request for that invoice’s status. Cryptoway sends payment notifications to your site.
• When you save the settings, and again while the callback key is missing: a request for the project’s callback key.

Each request carries the Project ID, a timestamp, a signature and a User-Agent with the plugin version and your site address. No customer name, email or billing address is sent.

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