Configuration

The settings are in WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Pybara. Until the setup is complete, a notice in your WordPress admin lists the steps left, each linking to its place in the settings.

Get ready to take payments

1. Connect your payout wallet, in the Payout Wallet card.
2. Verify your website with a DNS record, in the Website verification card.
3. Accept the Terms of Service and click Save changes, at the bottom of the page.

Pybara appears at checkout once all three are done. There is nothing else to do: your shop is registered with its first payment, and then appears in Pybara Wallet’s Manage → Sites.

Enabled

The toggle at the top turns Pybara on or off at checkout, without losing your settings.

Payout Wallet

The wallet your payments are paid into. Click Connect my wallet, confirm your WordPress password, then sign in to Pybara Wallet: the plugin saves the wallet’s principal and shows it, with the date it was saved. Update connects a different wallet the same way.

Pybara Wallet gives you your order history, withdrawals to exchanges such as Kraken or Coinbase, and AutoStable.

Website verification

The checkout pays only a wallet your domain allows. You allow it by publishing a DNS record, with your domain provider:

Type	Name	Value
TXT	_pybara-payto	Your payout wallet’s principal

The card shows the exact record for your site, with copy buttons, and which domain’s DNS settings it goes in. Once it is published, click Check: the card reads Verified, and Pybara appears at checkout. Until then, Pybara stays hidden, so a customer never meets a checkout that cannot be paid.

One record covers all your subdomains. A new record can take a few minutes to appear.

When someone else manages your DNS

They can publish the record with your wallet’s principal first. Then, before connecting any wallet, click Check in this card, then Use this wallet, and confirm your WordPress password: the plugin saves that wallet without you signing in to it. Check that its owner can sign in, since payments go to it.

If the record lists a different wallet from the one saved, the card says so and offers Use this wallet instead, or the record to publish for keeping yours.

Using a wallet other than Pybara Wallet

The record can list any Internet Computer principal, an Oisy wallet’s for instance, and Use this wallet saves it. It is paid like any other, but without Pybara Wallet’s features: your shop will not appear in Pybara Wallet, and AutoStable does not apply.

Checkout Types

Pybara works with WooCommerce’s Classic and Block checkouts, whichever your shop uses, with no setting needed.

Express adds a Pay with Pybara button to the cart page, so a customer can pay without going through the checkout (Express Checkout). It is on by default.

If Pybara pauses a checkout type, during a security response or maintenance for instance, the card shows it as Currently disabled by Pybara. Your settings are kept, and it comes back on its own.

Your Rate

Your commission per transaction. Process your first payment this year to lock its rate for life; once locked, the card says so. See Pricing.

Accepted Tokens

The tokens your customers can pay with. The list is read-only and follows Pybara: a token Pybara disables disappears from it. See Supported Tokens.

Settlement

Volatile token payments can be converted to a stablecoin as they settle. This is set in Pybara Wallet, for every site paid into that wallet: see AutoStable.

Terms of Service

Tick I have read and agree to the Pybara Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then click Save changes. When the terms change, the plugin asks again.

Next Steps

• Classic Checkout
• Block Checkout
• Express Checkout