The WordPress plugin that hands checkout over to the Coriunder hosted payment page. Blocks and classic checkout, HPOS, 3-D Secure and 15 languages.
The Coriunder Payment Gateway sends your shoppers to the Coriunder hosted payment page and brings them straight back to your store — card details never reach your WordPress server. Blocks checkout, classic checkout and HPOS are supported out of the box.
You will be redirected to the Coriunder secure payment page to complete your order.
One plugin, no theme edits, no custom development. Install it, enter your merchant number, and start accepting payments.
Customers pay on Coriunder’s secure page and return to your order-received page automatically. Sensitive card data never passes through WordPress.
Strong customer authentication is supported. Ask Coriunder to enable it on your account, then set the process method to Use PaymentPage Redirection.
Works with the Cart and Checkout Blocks as well as the classic shortcode checkout, so you can modernise your store on your own schedule.
Order metadata is written through the WooCommerce order CRUD API, so the gateway is fully compatible with HPOS on high-volume stores.
Translation catalogs ship with the plugin for Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish.
Upload your own gateway logo through the WordPress media library. It appears on the settings screen and beside the payment method at checkout.
The customer never leaves your brand for long, and the order status is resolved the moment they come back.
The gateway appears alongside your other payment methods at checkout, with your logo and description.
WooCommerce hands the order over to the Coriunder payment page over HTTPS. 3-D Secure runs here when enabled.
The order-received page reads the reply from Coriunder and completes the payment immediately — no orders left hanging in pending.
A server-to-server callback is verified against Coriunder’s transaction status before the order is finally marked paid or failed.
Version 1.3.1 hardened every path between your store and the gateway. A forged callback cannot mark an order as paid, and your logs stay clean of anything you would not want written to disk.
The plugin is maintained against current WordPress and WooCommerce releases, with compatibility metadata updated on every release.
Current release: 1.3.1.
No developer required. If you can install a WordPress plugin, you can install this one.
Copy the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or upload the ZIP from Plugins → Add New.
/wp-content/plugins/
Enable Coriunder Payment Gateway from the Plugins menu in WordPress.
Open WooCommerce → Settings → Payments and select Coriunder.
Enter the Merchant Number supplied by Coriunder, set your processing options, and save.
Yes. Contact Coriunder to have 3-D Secure enabled on your account, then set the process method to Use PaymentPage Redirection in the gateway settings.
No. The customer is redirected to the Coriunder hosted payment page to enter their card details, and returns to WooCommerce afterwards. Your WordPress installation never handles the card data.
Yes. Both the Cart and Checkout Blocks and the classic shortcode checkout are supported, and availability in Blocks respects your configured store currency.
Not from version 1.3.0 onwards. The sandbox settings were removed and the gateway always uses the live credentials. Merchants upgrading from 1.2.x who were running in test mode need to fill in the Live Credentials.
Yours. No logo ships with the plugin — upload one through the WordPress media library in the General section of the settings. If none is uploaded, the payment method renders without an image.
A Coriunder merchant account, your Merchant Number and Personal Hash, and a store served over HTTPS.
Download the latest release and connect your WooCommerce store to Coriunder today. Already a merchant? Your credentials are waiting in the merchant portal.