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Every Georgian payment method in your WooCommerce store
One plugin connects your WordPress shop to 21 Georgian payment methods — BOG, TBC, Credo and Liberty cards, bank installments, BNPL, QR and open banking. Install it free from WordPress.org, set it up in five minutes, and keep every tetri of your sales.
21 gateways
All Georgian banks, one plugin
5-minute setup
Paste your API key — done
0% platform fee
We never touch your sales
Free on WordPress.org
One-click install and updates
Install it straight from your WordPress admin
Quickpay.ge is listed in the official WordPress plugin directory, so there is nothing to download by hand. Search for it under Plugins → Add New, activate, and updates arrive the same way every other plugin update does.
View on WordPress.orgPrefer a manual install? The same build is downloadable as a ZIP from your Quickpay dashboard.
Built to WooCommerce standard
Not a thin redirect — a full native gateway with everything a serious store needs.
Native WC gateway
Shows up as a real payment method in classic and Blocks checkout, with full HPOS support.
Per-gateway buttons
Offer one unified Pay button or a branded button per gateway, each with its own SVG icon.
Express Buy Now
Add instant checkout buttons to any product page — variations, quantity and placements supported.
Installment labels
Show monthly pricing like “100 ₾/month” on product pages so shoppers see installments up front.
Refunds built in
Issue full or partial refunds straight from the WooCommerce order screen.
Reliable order sync
HMAC-signed webhooks keep status in sync, with a duplicate guard and cron fallback for stuck orders.
Shortcode & block
Drop a payment button anywhere with the [quickpay] shortcode or the Gutenberg block.
Floating widget
Add a sticky Pay Now button site-wide for donations, services and quick payments.
Three order modes
Create the order before payment, after payment, or skip WC orders entirely — your call.
Full styling control
Button colors, radius, labels and custom CSS, all from the settings page.
Test mode
Test keys never reach a real bank. Go live by swapping a single key.
English & Georgian
Fully translated admin and checkout strings, ready for Georgian stores.
Three ways to handle orders
Pick the flow that matches how you sell — switch any time from settings.
Order before payment
The classic WooCommerce flow. The order is created at checkout, the customer pays on qpy.ge, and the webhook updates the status. Best for stores that rely on WC inventory and emails.
Order after payment
The customer pays first; the order is built from the webhook once payment succeeds. No abandoned orders cluttering your store — perfect for express and Instagram-style selling.
No WooCommerce order
Payments are tracked in your Quickpay dashboard only. Ideal for donations, services and custom flows using the shortcode, block or widget.
Connect every Georgian gateway
Bring your own bank accounts — the plugin works with all of them. Card, installments, BNPL, QR and open banking.
BOG Card Payment
TBC Card Payment
BOG Installment
TBC Installment
Credo Installment
BOG Part by Part (BNPL)
Flitt
Keepz
UniPay
CityPay
Liberty Card Payments
Moka United Payment
Fastoo
ElectraPay
PayPal
Paysera
Bank Transfer
Cash on Delivery
Live in five minutes
No developer required. If you can install a WordPress plugin, you can accept payments.
Install the plugin
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New, search for “Quickpay.ge” and click Install, then Activate.
Paste your API key
Copy your brand’s API key and webhook secret from the Quickpay dashboard into the settings.
Test the connection
Click Test Connection to verify your key and load your enabled gateways.
What you need
Standard WordPress hosting is all it takes.
Guides for each payment method
Setting up a specific gateway in WooCommerce? These walk through that one method end to end — what it supports, what the bank asks for, and how it looks at checkout.
Keepz for WooCommerce
Card, open banking and QR in one gateway — three ways to pay behind a single checkout button.
Read the guide
Moka for WooCommerce
Visa and Mastercard payments via United Payment Georgia — 3D Secure checkout with built-in refunds.
Read the guide
Fastoo for WooCommerce
Visa and Mastercard payments in GEL, USD or EUR via Fastoo — 3D Secure checkout with built-in refunds.
Read the guide
CityPay for WooCommerce
Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash and more via CityPay — instant fiat settlement, no wallet code to write.
Read the guide
Flitt for WooCommerce
TBC Bank card payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay built in — 3D Secure checkout with built-in refunds.
Read the guide
Liberty Card for WooCommerce
Visa and Mastercard payments via Liberty Bank's TXPG gateway — 3D Secure checkout with built-in refunds.
Read the guide
ElectraPay for WooCommerce
Visa, Mastercard and cryptocurrency via ElectraPay — instant crypto-to-GEL conversion with built-in refunds.
Read the guide
TBC Card for WooCommerce
Visa and Mastercard payments via TBC Bank — 3D Secure checkout, saved cards and refunds from the order screen.
Read the guide
TBC Installment for WooCommerce
Let customers pay monthly through TBC Bank while TBC settles the full amount to you once the loan is disbursed.
Read the guide
Credo Installment for WooCommerce
Let customers pay monthly through Credo Bank while Credo settles the full amount to you once the loan is approved.
Read the guide
BOG Card for WooCommerce
Visa, Mastercard and Amex via Bank of Georgia — 3D Secure checkout, saved cards and refunds from the order screen.
Read the guide
BOG Installment (განვადება) for WooCommerce
Let customers pay monthly while Bank of Georgia settles the full amount to you up front — with a live plan calculator.
Read the guide
BOG Part by Part (BNPL) for WooCommerce
Zero-interest monthly parts from Bank of Georgia — the customer pays exactly the cash price, you get paid in full.
Read the guideMore gateway guides are on the way. In the meantime, the full setup documentation covers every method.
Browse the docsQuestions, answered
Does Quickpay charge a fee per transaction?
No. Quickpay never takes a percentage of your sales. You pay only for the gateway modules you activate, and the bank’s own processing fee goes directly to your bank.
Do I need my own bank merchant accounts?
Yes. You bring your own BOG, TBC, Credo or other gateway credentials. Quickpay connects them through one plugin — we never use shared accounts.
Where does the customer enter their card details?
On the secure qpy.ge payment page, hosted by the bank’s gateway. No card data ever touches your WordPress site or our servers.
Is it compatible with WooCommerce Blocks and HPOS?
Yes. The plugin registers as a Blocks payment method and declares High-Performance Order Storage compatibility, so it works with both classic and block checkout.
How do updates work?
Exactly like any other WordPress plugin. Because Quickpay.ge is listed in the official WordPress.org directory, new versions appear under Dashboard → Updates and can be applied in one click, or picked up automatically if you have auto-updates enabled for the plugin.
Which languages are supported?
Admin settings and checkout strings ship in English and Georgian, so the experience reads naturally for your Georgian customers.
Can I install it without WordPress.org?
Yes. The identical build is available as a ZIP in your Quickpay dashboard for sites that install plugins by upload, and it keeps itself updated from there. Most stores should just use the directory — it is fewer steps and updates are automatic.
Does it work alongside my existing bank plugin?
Yes. Quickpay.ge registers as its own WooCommerce payment method, so you can run it next to a single-bank plugin and switch over gradually. Most merchants end up removing the per-bank plugins once every method is live through Quickpay.