Get Paid Wallet Addon 2.0.0

GetPaid Wallet Addon is a WordPress wallet extension that lets customers store funds directly on your website.

Instead of paying every time from an external payment method, shoppers can top up their balance, withdraw it when needed, and spend it on purchases.

This solves the “repeat checkout friction” problem by keeping a ready-to-use balance that supports smoother transactions and clearer payment flow.

With easy setup, the wallet system can complement your existing WordPress payment experience and help strengthen customer loyalty over time.

Main Features

• Customer balance wallet — Maintain a stored funds balance for each customer account on your site.
• Top-up payments — Let customers add funds to their wallet for future spending.
• Withdrawals — Enable customers to withdraw balance amounts when they want to move funds out.
• Spend balance on purchases — Allow customers to use wallet funds to pay for orders or payments in your checkout flow.
• Secure balance handling — Use a dedicated balance system designed to keep transactions organized and controlled.
• Conversion-focused checkout flow — Give customers a practical reason to keep funds on-site for quicker future purchases.
• Easy setup in WordPress — Configure the wallet experience without complex workflow changes.
• Clear wallet management — Provide a straightforward way for customers to understand and use their available balance.

Benefits

• Higher conversions — Ready wallet funds can reduce drop-offs during repeat purchases.
• Better UX — Customers enjoy a smoother, more predictable payment experience.
• Faster checkout returns — Wallet spending helps shorten the time to complete future orders.
• More flexible payments — Top-ups and withdrawals give customers control over how and when they use funds.
• Customer loyalty — Stored funds can encourage repeat buying and longer engagement.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce store owners building repeat-purchase journeys.
• WordPress businesses that want to reduce checkout friction.
• Agencies managing client sites with payment workflow improvements.
• Online shops offering frequent or subscription-like buying behavior.
• Content-driven brands that want a more engaging customer payment experience.