Offer Credo Bank installments in your WooCommerce store
Let customers split a purchase into monthly instalments through Credo Bank — while Credo pays you the full amount once the loan is approved. Quickpay's free WooCommerce plugin adds Credo Installment as a checkout option in minutes.
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You'll get the account details and your payment reference right after this
No charge until you receive your order
Paid in full
Credo settles the whole order amount once the loan is signed — the customer repays Credo over time
5-minute setup
Paste your Credo credentials — done
0% platform fee
We never touch your sales
Free on WordPress.org
One-click install and updates
What is Credo Installment (განვადება)?
Credo Installment is a consumer loan from Credo Bank that lets a shopper pay for a purchase in monthly instalments instead of all at once. Once Credo approves and signs the loan, it pays you the full purchase price and collects the monthly repayments from the customer itself — so the credit risk sits with Credo, not your store.
At checkout the customer picks Credo Installment and is redirected to Credo's own hosted widget, where they complete the application and see the real instalment terms calculated by Credo directly — Quickpay doesn't try to guess or precompute those figures. Processing is asynchronous: Credo doesn't send an instant response, so Quickpay checks the loan status automatically (waiting at least 30 minutes between checks, per Credo's own requirement) and marks your WooCommerce order paid the moment a decision comes back.
Credo carries the risk, you keep the sale
Instalments are how many Georgian shoppers buy anything beyond a small everyday purchase. Not offering them costs you those orders outright.
Zero credit risk for you
Credo Bank settles the full purchase price into your account once it signs the loan and takes on the customer's repayments itself. If the customer stops paying, that's between them and Credo.
Higher average order value
A large purchase reads very differently once it becomes a manageable monthly figure. Shoppers routinely commit to a better option when the required amount stays comfortable.
Reach buyers who cannot pay in full
A shopper without the full amount today isn't a lost sale — with Credo Installment they can still complete the order instead of abandoning the cart.
Application on Credo, order marked paid automatically
Quickpay connects WooCommerce and Credo Bank's installment widget with a ready-made module — no complex code to write or maintain.
Customer applies with Credo
They choose Credo Installment at checkout and are redirected to Credo's own hosted widget to complete the loan application.
Credo reviews it
Credo Bank assesses the application on its own — you are not involved in the credit decision, and there is no instant response to wait for on your side.
You get paid, the order updates itself
Quickpay checks the loan status automatically until Credo returns a decision, then marks the WooCommerce order paid the moment it is approved and signed.
Built around how Credo Installment actually works
Not a card gateway with a different label — the asynchronous application flow, the status sync and the product-page badge are all handled.
Credo's own installment widget
The customer completes the application on Credo's hosted page, where Credo calculates and shows the real instalment terms — nothing guessed or precomputed on your site.
Installment option on product pages
Let shoppers know Credo Installment is available before they reach checkout, without needing a live monthly-payment calculation.
Native WC payment method
Credo Installment shows up as a real gateway option in classic and Blocks checkout, with full HPOS support.
Express Buy Now
Add a Credo Installment button directly on product pages, so a shopper can start the application without going through the cart.
Automatic status sync
Credo doesn't send an instant response, so Quickpay polls its status API on a schedule (at least 30 minutes apart, per Credo's own requirement) and keeps your order status correct without you checking manually.
No fixed amount ceiling
Unlike some bank installment products, Credo Installment doesn't enforce a hard-coded order range in the plugin — any limit comes from your own agreement with Credo Bank.
Full styling control
Button colors, radius, labels and custom CSS, all from the settings page.
Georgian & English
Checkout and admin strings ship in both languages out of the box.
Test mode
Try the full application flow with test credentials before switching your store to live.
Start offering Credo Installment in 5 minutes
Activate the Credo Installment module in one click — no developer involvement or complex configuration.
Arrange installments with Credo
Ask Credo Bank to enable online installments (განვადება) on your merchant account and get your merchant ID and secret key.
Add the Credo Installment module
Activate the module in your Quickpay dashboard and paste in your Credo merchant ID and secret key.
Install the plugin
Install the Quickpay plugin from WordPress.org and connect it to your Quickpay account with an API key.
Go live
Enable Credo Installment at checkout and on product pages, then start taking applications.
What you need
Credo Installment has a couple of constraints that plain card payments do not — all of them enforced for you.
Credo Installment module pricing
One license per domain, with a free tier for low volume and discounted longer billing periods.
Questions, answered
When do I get paid with Credo installments?
Once Credo approves and signs the loan, it pays you the full purchase price up front and collects the monthly repayments from the customer itself. You are not waiting on instalments to trickle in.
How long does approval take?
Credo processes applications asynchronously — there is no instant response. Quickpay checks Credo's status automatically, waiting at least 30 minutes between checks (Credo's own requirement), so your order updates as soon as a decision exists without any manual work on your part.
Where does the customer fill in installment details?
On Credo's own hosted widget, not on your WooCommerce checkout. Quickpay redirects the customer there after they choose Credo Installment, and Credo calculates and displays the actual monthly terms.
Can I refund a Credo installment payment from WooCommerce?
Not from the order screen. Credo has no programmatic refund API for installment loans, so a refund has to be arranged directly with Credo Bank.
What currencies does Credo Installment support?
GEL only. Credo's installment product is a Georgian lari loan, so the method only appears when your store currency is GEL.
Is there a minimum or maximum order amount?
Credo Installment doesn't enforce a platform-wide amount range the way some bank installment products do — any range restriction comes from your own agreement with Credo Bank, not a fixed limit in the plugin.
Start offering Credo Installment in WooCommerce
Create a free Quickpay account, activate the Credo Installment module, and install the plugin — most stores are live within minutes.