Descripción
Split Pay is the leading WordPress split payments plugin powered by Stripe Connect. Automatically split payments between your platform and one or more connected Stripe accounts — perfect for multi-vendor marketplaces, vendor payouts, commission management, and business partner revenue sharing.
Split Pay works with multiple e-commerce platforms including WooCommerce and FluentCart, with support for multiple Stripe payment gateways per platform. Whether you’re building a multi-vendor marketplace, managing supplier payments, running an affiliate storefront, or sharing revenue with business partners, Split Pay handles the entire payment splitting workflow so you can focus on growing your store.
How It Works
Split Pay uses the Stripe Connect Transfers API to automatically route a percentage or fixed amount of every sale to one or more connected Stripe accounts. It integrates with the Stripe payment gateway configured in your e-commerce platform — transfers appear in the Stripe Dashboard and are fully trackable from your WordPress admin.
Supported Platforms & Gateways
- WooCommerce with WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway (official)
- WooCommerce with Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce
- FluentCart with FluentCart’s built-in Stripe integration
Each gateway is configured independently on the Integrations tab with its own platform secret keys, webhook syncing, and connected account management.
Who Is Split Pay For?
- Multi-vendor marketplace owners who need automatic vendor payouts
- Business partnerships where revenue is shared between parties
- Supplier and vendor relationships with automated commission payments
- Affiliate or referral storefronts that split sales with partners
- Service platforms that distribute payments to service providers
- Subscription businesses that share recurring revenue with vendors
Requirements
- At least one supported e-commerce plugin: WooCommerce or FluentCart
- A Stripe payment gateway plugin configured for your chosen platform
- Your Stripe platform secret key (entered in the Integrations tab per gateway)
- Importe mínimo de transferencia de 1 $ por limitaciones de Stripe
- Transfers between Stripe accounts in the same country/region (cross-border support coming soon)
🆓 Características gratuitas
% PERCENTAGE-BASED SPLIT PAYMENTS
Transfer a percentage of every sale to a single connected Stripe account. Define a global split percentage and every payment is automatically divided — no manual payouts required. Works with WooCommerce and FluentCart.
💱 CURRENCY AGNOSTIC PAYMENTS
Accept payments in any currency supported by Stripe. Split payment calculations happen automatically regardless of your store currency — USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, and 100+ more.
🔧 INTEGRATIONS TAB WITH GUIDED SETUP
The Integrations tab auto-detects your installed e-commerce plugins and Stripe gateways. Configure platform secret keys, sync webhooks, and manage connected accounts per gateway — all from one place. Supports WooCommerce (two Stripe gateways) and FluentCart simultaneously.
⭐ PRO Features
🔀 DIVIDIR LOS PAGOS ENTRE VARIAS CUENTAS DE VENDEDORES
Split payments across multiple connected Stripe accounts simultaneously. Onboard unlimited vendors, suppliers, or service providers and configure individual transfer amounts for each connected account. Works with both WooCommerce and FluentCart orders.
🏢 VENDOR ONBOARDING & SELF-REGISTRATION
Invite vendors directly or let them self-register through a dedicated vendor registration page. Vendors connect their Stripe account to your platform with a single click — no technical configuration needed. Assign any WordPress user role as a vendor role for maximum flexibility.
🔍 PRODUCT-LEVEL COMMISSION RATES
Set transfer percentages globally or override them at the product level. For example, split all sales at 10% globally, but set Product A at 20% and Product B at 5%. Fine-grained commission control for every product in your catalog — available for both WooCommerce products and FluentCart products.
📊 GLOBAL & PRODUCT-LEVEL FIXED AMOUNT TRANSFERS
Configure fixed transfer amounts globally or per product. Transfer $5 from every sale, or set $10 for Product X and $25 for Product Y. Mix and match with percentage-based splits across your store.
🃏 COMBINAR PORCENTAJES Y CANTIDADES FIJAS
Use percentage-based commissions for some products and fixed-amount payouts for others — all in the same store. Transfer $10 from Product X sales and 25% from Product Y sales simultaneously.
🍒 COMPATIBLE CON PRODUCTOS VARIABLES
Full support for WooCommerce variable products. Set unique transfer values, transfer types, and connected accounts for each product variation. Percentages and fixed amounts can be combined across variations.
🔁 WOOCOMMERCE SUBSCRIPTIONS SUPPORT
Fully compatible with the official WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin. Every recurring subscription payment automatically triggers the same split payment transfer — so recurring revenue is shared with your connected vendors or partners on every billing cycle.
🚢 SHIPPING FEE TRANSFERS
Transfer a percentage or fixed amount of shipping fees to connected vendor accounts. Ideal for marketplaces where vendors handle their own product fulfillment and shipping.
💸 TAX TRANSFERS
Transfer 100% of collected taxes to connected vendor accounts, or transfer partial taxes proportionally based on product-level transfer values. Full control over how tax revenue is distributed.
💳 ALL STRIPE PAYMENT METHODS SUPPORTED
Works with every payment method available through your Stripe gateway — credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA, iDEAL, Bancontact, and more. Supports the official WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway, Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce, and FluentCart Stripe. Deferred payment methods automatically wait for settlement before transferring.
↩️ AUTOMATIC REFUND HANDLING
When a refund is processed in WooCommerce, Split Pay automatically reverses the proportional transfer amounts to each connected vendor account. Supports both full and partial refunds with detailed order notes.
🔄 RETRY FAILED TRANSFERS
Encountered a failed transfer? Use the «Retry Transfers» order action to reprocess transfers directly from the order edit screen. No need to manually recreate transfers in Stripe.
📃 TRANSFER DASHBOARD & CSV EXPORT
The Transfers tab in your WordPress admin displays a complete history of all split payment transactions across all integrations. Filter by source (WooCommerce / FluentCart), search, paginate, and export to CSV for accounting, reporting, or reconciliation.
⏩ HIGH-PERFORMANCE ORDER STORAGE (HPOS) COMPATIBLE
Fully tested and compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage. Rest assured that all your split payment transfers work reliably at scale with the latest WooCommerce architecture.
🕜 BULK EDITOR FOR PRODUCTS
Manage transfer settings for hundreds or thousands of products with a spreadsheet-style bulk editor. Supports both WooCommerce and FluentCart products with source identification. Filter by category, product name, SKU, or attributes — then update transfer values and connected accounts in bulk.
✉️ CORREOS ELECTRÓNICOS DE CONFIRMACIÓN DE TRANSFERENCIA
Automatically send transfer confirmation emails detailing every split payment amount, links to transfers in the Stripe Dashboard, and any failures that occurred. Keep stakeholders informed on every transaction.
🛡️ ROBUST SETUP VALIDATION
API key format validation, incomplete configuration warnings, high transfer percentage alerts (97%+), and connected account country mismatch detection. Catch configuration issues before they affect your payments.
🔌 DEVELOPER-FRIENDLY WITH HOOKS & FILTERS
Extensive WordPress filter hooks for customizing transfer behavior — modify transfer metadata, override connected accounts, adjust calculations, and integrate with custom workflows. Full documentation available for developers.
🌱 WEB Y PRECIOS
📕 DOCUMENTACIÓN
💬 SUPPORT
Compatibility
- WooCommerce — Full integration with WooCommerce orders, products, and admin
- FluentCart — Full integration with FluentCart orders, products, and SPA admin
- WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway — Official Stripe gateway for WooCommerce
- Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce — Alternative Stripe gateway for WooCommerce
- FluentCart Stripe — FluentCart’s built-in Stripe payment integration
- WooCommerce Subscriptions — Recurring split payments for subscription products
- WooCommerce HPOS — High-Performance Order Storage fully supported
- WooCommerce Bundles — Split payments work with bundled products
- Advanced Product Fields — Compatible with custom product field plugins
- WordPress Multisite — Supports multisite installations
Roadmap:
- Cross-border Stripe Connect transfer support (currently same country/region only).
PORFOLIO DE PLUGINS DE GAUCHO
Payment Page: Comienza a aceptar pagos en un bonito formulario de pago en menos de 60 segundos
Split Pay Plugin: Divide los pagos de WooCommerce entre varias cuentas de Stripe conectadas.
Login for Stripe Customer Portal: Create an Account login area for your Stripe customers.
Gyta Buyback: Create a trade-in / buyback business using WooCommerce.
Version Info: Show WP, PHP, MySQL & Web Server Versions in the WP-Admin Dashboard.
China Payments Plugin: Acepta pagos de WeChat Pay y Alipay de clientes chinos.
Blocked in China: Compruebe si su sitio web está disponible en China continental.
Speed in China: Check your website’s speed in the Chinese mainland.
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Instalación
- Upload
bsd-split-pay-stripe-connect-woo.zipthrough the Plugins > Add New > Upload menu in WordPress. - Click Activate to enable the plugin.
- Navigate to Split Pay > Integrations to configure your gateway settings.
- For each detected Stripe gateway, enter your platform secret key (test and/or live) and click «Sync Connected Accounts.»
- Go to Split Pay > Global Transfer Settings to add connected accounts and set your global transfer percentage or fixed amount.
- Process a test payment to verify your split payment configuration.
- Check out our documentation for detailed setup guides and configuration options.
FAQ
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What is Split Pay and how does it work?
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Split Pay is a WordPress plugin that uses the Stripe Connect Transfers API to automatically split payments between your Stripe platform account and one or more connected Stripe accounts. It works with WooCommerce and FluentCart. When a customer makes a purchase, the payment is collected by your platform and a configured percentage or fixed amount is automatically transferred to the connected vendor account(s).
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What plugins are required for Split Pay to work?
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Split Pay requires at least one supported e-commerce plugin with a Stripe payment gateway. Supported combinations include: WooCommerce with the WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway, WooCommerce with Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce, or FluentCart with its built-in Stripe integration. You can run multiple platforms and gateways simultaneously.
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Can I use Split Pay to build a multi-vendor marketplace?
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Yes! Split Pay is designed to power multi-vendor marketplaces on WooCommerce or FluentCart. With the Pro version, you can onboard multiple vendors, allow them to self-register and connect their Stripe accounts, set product-level commissions, and automatically split every payment across vendor accounts.
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What payment methods are supported for split payments?
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Split Pay supports every payment method available through your Stripe gateway, including credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA Direct Debit, iDEAL, Bancontact, and more. It works with the official WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway, Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce, and FluentCart Stripe. Deferred payment methods automatically wait for settlement before the transfer is processed.
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Does Split Pay work with WooCommerce Subscriptions?
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Yes, Split Pay is fully compatible with the official WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin. When a subscription renewal payment is processed, the same split payment transfer is automatically triggered — so recurring revenue is shared with your connected vendors or partners on every billing cycle.
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Can I set different commission rates for different products?
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Absolutely. With Split Pay Pro, you can set transfer percentages or fixed amounts globally and then override them at the product level. You can even set different transfer values for each variation of a variable product. Mix percentage-based and fixed-amount commissions across your entire product catalog.
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¿Cómo pueden los vendedores conectar sus cuentas de Stripe a mi tienda WooCommerce?
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Vendors can self-register through a dedicated vendor registration page or be invited by the store admin. Once registered, vendors see a «Connect with Stripe» button on their dashboard page. Clicking it initiates the Stripe Connect onboarding flow — no technical setup required from the vendor. You can assign any WordPress user role as a vendor role.
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Does Split Pay handle refunds automatically?
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Yes. When you process a full or partial refund in WooCommerce, Split Pay Pro automatically calculates the proportional transfer amount and reverses it from each connected vendor account. Detailed notes about the reversal are added to the order for a complete audit trail.
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What happens if a transfer fails?
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If a transfer fails due to a Stripe error or configuration issue, Split Pay logs the failure and adds a note to the order. With Pro, you can use the «Retry Transfers» order action to reprocess failed transfers directly from the order edit screen — no need to log into the Stripe Dashboard.
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Can I transfer shipping fees and taxes to vendor accounts?
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Yes. Split Pay Pro allows you to transfer a percentage or fixed amount of shipping fees to connected vendor accounts. You can also transfer 100% of collected taxes or distribute taxes proportionally based on each product’s transfer value — giving you full control over how fees and taxes are shared with vendors.
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Is Split Pay compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)?
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Yes, Split Pay is fully tested and compatible with WooCommerce HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage). Whether you’re using the legacy post-based storage or the new HPOS tables, split payments work reliably.
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Can I export my transfer history?
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Yes. The Transfers tab in your WordPress admin dashboard shows a complete log of all split payment transactions across all integrations. You can filter by source (WooCommerce or FluentCart), search for specific transfers, and export the full dataset to CSV for accounting, bookkeeping, or reconciliation.
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What is the minimum transfer amount?
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The minimum transfer amount is $1 (or equivalent in your currency), which is a limitation set by Stripe. Transfer amounts below this threshold cannot be processed.
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¿Puedo dividir los pagos a cuentas Stripe en diferentes países?
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Currently, Stripe Connect transfers can only be made between accounts in the same country or region, though payments can be accepted in any Stripe-supported currency. Cross-border transfer support is on our roadmap for a future release.
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Is there a bulk way to manage transfer settings for many products?
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Yes. Split Pay Pro includes a spreadsheet-style bulk editor that lets you filter products by category, name, SKU, or attributes, and then update transfer values and connected accounts for multiple products at once. It’s designed for stores with hundreds or thousands of products.
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Does Split Pay work with WooCommerce Bundles or other product types?
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Yes. Split Pay is compatible with WooCommerce Bundles and supports simple, variable, and third-party product types. For FluentCart, it supports all FluentCart product types including products with multiple variations. The plugin integrates at the order level, so it works with most product configurations.
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Can I use multiple Stripe gateways at the same time?
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Yes. Split Pay supports running multiple Stripe gateways simultaneously. For example, you can have the official WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway and Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce both active, along with FluentCart’s Stripe integration. Each gateway is configured independently with its own platform secret keys on the Integrations tab.
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Does Split Pay work without WooCommerce?
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Yes. As of v3.7.0, Split Pay works with FluentCart as a standalone integration. You do not need WooCommerce installed if you are using FluentCart with its built-in Stripe payment gateway.
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Where can I find documentation and setup guides?
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Full documentation including setup guides, configuration tutorials, webhook setup instructions, and troubleshooting is available at docs.splitpayplugin.com. For plugin support, visit the WordPress.org support forum.
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Registro de cambios
3.8.0
Behavior changes when updating — please read before upgrading a live store:
* Transfers now fire for ANY order that carries a Stripe charge from your platform account, whichever Stripe-backed gateway took the payment — previously only the official WooCommerce Stripe gateway and Payment Plugins for Stripe triggered transfers. Charges that are not in your platform account are detected and skipped with a clear order note, so a transfer is never misfired. If you use a third-party Stripe gateway and have been paying those vendors manually, stop after updating — Split Pay handles those orders now.
* FluentCart subscription renewals are now split automatically (details below) — recurring charges pay the vendor their configured percentage with no setting change.
* Per-product shipping transfers and Product Extras (PEWC) add-on transfers now actually fire when configured — both were silently broken in earlier releases. If you configured them in the past, those transfers begin with this update.
* The Transfer Confirmation email (enabled by default, but silently broken since 3.7.0) resumes sending; disable it in settings if you no longer want it.
* The WCFM and Dokan marketplace integrations are fully OPT-IN: nothing changes on a marketplace site until you turn on the integration’s master switch on the Integrations tab.
- Added: a first-run setup wizard that walks a new install from zero to its first automatic transfer — enter your Stripe platform key, confirm your platform account, sync connected accounts and set a default split, then a readiness check — reachable on activation and from the Get Started links.
- Added: WCFM Marketplace integration (opt-in — enable it on the Integrations tab) — vendors who register through WCFM are automatically given the Split Pay vendor role, so Stripe Connect onboarding triggers with no admin action and their splits run.
- Added: a «Connect with Stripe» button right inside the WCFM vendor dashboard, and new vendor products are auto-linked to that vendor’s connected Stripe account (with a one-click back-fill for products created before the vendor connected).
- Added: optionally drive each vendor’s payout percentage from their WCFM membership tier (transfer % = 100 − the plan’s commission %), resolved automatically at order time and updated whenever a vendor upgrades or downgrades — no per-product edits.
- Added: a Marketplaces section on the Integrations tab showing WCFM status, how many vendors are connected, products linked, and an always-on double-pay safety check with selectable coexistence modes (warn / reconcile / guard).
- Added: Vendor Automation (PRO, opt-in) — automatically create a product for each vendor the moment they finish Stripe onboarding, assigned to their connected account at a configurable vendor share percentage. Works hands-off with Name Your Price plugins so customers can pay any amount.
- Added: Vendor payment QR codes (PRO, opt-in) — each vendor gets a downloadable QR code linking to their product, shown on their dashboard and via the new
[split_pay_vendor_qr]shortcode. Generated in the browser, no external services. - Added: Transaction emails (PRO, opt-in) — notify the vendor when a transfer to their account succeeds and/or the customer when their money has been sent.
- Added: Customizable order-received message (PRO, opt-in) for orders containing split-pay products, with a
{vendor_name}placeholder. - Added:
spp_vendor_onboarding_completedandspp_vendor_disconnectedaction hooks for developers. - Improved: every payout Split Pay creates is now tagged in Stripe with metadata (split_pay=1), so the plugin’s own transfers can be identified with certainty during reconciliation and reporting.
- Fixed: the front-end
[split_pay_vendor_connect]flow now confirms onboarding completion when the vendor returns from Stripe — previously vendors kept seeing the «Resume Stripe Onboarding» state until an admin-side sync. - Added: visibility for failed vendor bank payouts — if a vendor’s automatic Stripe payout to their bank bounces (closed or invalid account, etc.), Split Pay now records it and lists it on the Status tab so you can ask the vendor to fix their bank details. The transferred funds are not lost (they return to the vendor’s Stripe balance) and Split Pay takes no money action; previously a bounced payout was completely invisible.
- Added: FluentCart subscription renewals are now split, not just the first order — every recurring renewal charge automatically pays the vendor their configured percentage, using the same per-product split settings already in place. Each renewal is paid exactly once, and PayPal renewals are left untouched.
- Added: automatic refund reclaim (PRO, opt-in) — when a refund can’t be fully clawed back because the vendor’s Stripe balance is too low, Split Pay reverses what it can immediately and records the rest as outstanding debt, then deducts it from that vendor’s future transfers until cleared. Balances are shown per connected account, mode and currency on the Status tab, with a one-click write-off; tracking is per-currency and per-mode, idempotent, and never over-charges a vendor. Off by default.
- Fixed: a single un-renderable transfer record can no longer white-screen the admin. Each row in the Transfers (and other admin) tables now renders inside a safety net — if one row hits an unexpected error it is replaced with a small «could not be displayed» placeholder and logged, while the rest of the table loads normally, instead of taking down the whole page with a fatal.
- Fixed: on stores running both WooCommerce and FluentCart, a WooCommerce refund could reverse a FluentCart vendor’s transfer when the two platforms’ independent order-id sequences collided on the same number — refund reversals are now strictly scoped to the platform the refund belongs to.
- Fixed: coupon discounts are now applied to vendor transfers from WooCommerce’s stored, post-discount line totals. Edge cases such as two or more stacked coupons, or a coupon later edited or whose type was translated (e.g. by WPML), can no longer cause a transfer to be computed on more than the discounted amount actually captured.
- Fixed: orders placed in a secondary language reliably pay the vendor configured on the original product, with an added WooCommerce Multilingual variation-link fallback for cases where WPML’s own resolver isn’t available at order time.
- Fixed: a genuinely live connected account is no longer mislabeled «TEST-mode account, unavailable in LIVE mode» after upgrading — account modes are now repaired automatically from your own transfer history, with no Stripe key required.
- Improved (safety): a built-in ceiling guarantees the sum of all vendor transfers for an order can never exceed the captured charge, preventing partial-payout failures from any misconfiguration.
- Improved: accidental duplicate vendor rows (the same vendor at the same rate on one product or variation) are collapsed when you save, preventing double payouts, with a dismissible heads-up.
3.7.5.1
- Fixed: orders no longer get stuck in «Pending payment» after a successful card payment — the Stripe payment notification is now matched to the order even before WooCommerce records the charge.
- Fixed: a refund now reliably reverses the vendor’s payout, including on FluentCart orders.
- Improved: the Stripe payment-notification handler is more resilient to incomplete or repeated events.
3.7.5
- Fixed: vendors are never paid — or refunded — twice, even when a payment or refund notification arrives more than once.
- Added: automatic payout reversal if a delayed bank payment (ACH/SEPA) fails after vendors were already paid.
- Improved: clearer test-vs-live mode handling, reliable vendor-split saving, and a faster, more dependable Transfers tab.
- Improved: compatibility with other Stripe plugins, accessibility, security, and complete data cleanup on uninstall (incl. multisite).
3.7.4
- Fixed: Product Split Pay settings (vendor, percentage / amount, shipping) no longer get silently erased on saves that don’t include the Split Pay tab fields (variable parent save, REST/API saves, third-party product saves, etc.).
- Fixed: Same erasure protection for product variations; vendor-only variation saves no longer wipe the selected vendor.
- Added: One-time upgrade migration rebuilds erased product settings from the transfer log (skips products that already have a vendor).
- Added: Perpetual per-product «Recover Split Pay settings from transfer log» tool on the WooCommerce product Split Pay tab (optional force-overwrite).
- Fixed: Per-product Recover panel is visible on the Split Pay tab (wrapper no longer uses WooCommerce’s reserved
panelclass; nowspp-recovery-wrap). - Fixed: Admin paths no longer fatal with
WC_Stripe_Logger::log()when only Payment Plugins’ Stripe gateway is installed. - Fixed: Transfers tab no longer fatals when a logged payment method doesn’t map to an active gateway object.
- Fixed: Saved vendor stays visible on the product tab even when the account isn’t in the synced-accounts list (orphan option shown).
- Fixed: Migrations no longer warn/fatal under wp-cron or CLI on some hosts.
3.7.3
- Fixed:
WC_Stripe_Logger::log()fatals on Payment Plugins-only sites (namespaced 3.7.0 code paths now guarded). - Fixed: Percentage splits on Name Your Price / customer-chosen-price orders use the paid line subtotal, not the catalog base price.
- Fixed: Vendor selection on the product Split Pay tab persists when percentage and amount are left empty.
- Fixed: Transfers tab empty while Stripe transfers succeeded (
stripe_modeand related columns now written;migration-373backfills 3.7.0+ rows).
3.7.2
- Fixed: Removed blocking «above 97%» confirm popup on product save (could cancel saves).
- New: 97% / 100% aggregate transfer warnings show as dismissible admin notices instead.
3.7.1
- Compat: Tested up to WordPress 7.0.
- Fixed:
WC_Stripe_Logger::log()fatals on Payment Plugins-only sites (legacy class paths guarded).
3.7.0
- New: FluentCart support.
- New: Integrations tab (per-gateway keys, webhook sync, account sync).
- New: Top-level Split Pay admin menu.
- New: Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce gateway support.
- New:
[split_pay_vendor_connect]vendor onboarding shortcode. - New: Delayed Transfers (PRO) — hold transfers until order is Completed.
- New: Transfer log source column (WooCommerce / FluentCart).
- New:
spp_integrations,spp_register_integrations,spp_product_data_tab_classeshooks. - Improved: Activates with FluentCart only (WooCommerce not required).
- Improved: Shared connected accounts across integrations; unified TransferEngine for WC shipping/tax/product transfers.
- Fixed: Multi-account global percentage math restored to pre-3.7.0 behaviour.
- Fixed: Activation no longer requires the official WooCommerce Stripe gateway.
- Fixed: Transfer order notes use the order currency symbol.
3.6.4
- Fix webhook sync failing when stored endpoint IDs are stale, deleted, or mode-mismatched.
- Added URL-based fallback to find the correct webhook endpoint automatically.
- Fixed scoping bug with API key in live mode webhook sync path.
3.6.3
- Fix to multiple product transfers.
- Fix PEWC (Product Extra Options) transfer to use instance-based Stripe client.
- Freemius update.
See our full changelog in our documentation.
