Moov Payments for WooCommerce — card payments in US dollars (ACH in Pro)

Moov Payments for WooCommerce adds Moov as a payment method in WooCommerce: at the checkout the buyer is sent to a Moov-hosted payment page (a payment link), so card details never reach your shop, and the order is settled when Moov reports by webhook that the transfer is completed. Payments are in US dollars. We found no official Moov plugin for WooCommerce.

This module has never run against the real Moov. We had no Moov account (Moov onboards the business and we do not invent company details), so not a single payment went through the real Moov.

What the free version does

You paste the public and secret keys and the account ID from the Moov Dashboard; “Check connection” gets a token and finds the wallet payment method of the account (the money lands there). Each order gets a single-use payment link with the amount, the order number, an expiry (24 hours by default) and a reference to the order; the buyer pays by card on the Moov page. After the checkout the order is On hold with a note and stock is reduced. The Moov webhook is checked with its HMAC-SHA512 signature, the transfer is read from Moov (status, amount, order reference) and only then is the order paid; a different amount puts the order on hold. A failed or cancelled transfer gives a Failed order with the reason in words, a reversed transfer puts the order on hold and a repeated event changes nothing. A “Check payment status” button on the order page asks Moov about the transfer if the webhook did not arrive and “Create a test link” makes a $1.00 link without charging anything. The keys and the webhook secret are stored encrypted.

What Pro adds

More ways to pay on the payment page: ACH debit, Apple Pay and Google Pay (they have to be enabled for your Moov account; an ACH payment takes days and the order stays on hold until Moov shows the transfer completed). Refunds from WooCommerce: a full or partial refund of an order goes to Moov and a refusal by Moov is shown in words. A “New payment link” button creates a fresh link for an unpaid order, for example after the first one expired.

How it works, step by step

1. In the Moov Dashboard create an API key (public and secret) and copy the account ID.
2. WooCommerce → Moov: paste them, press “Check connection” (the wallet is filled in) and save.
3. In the Moov Dashboard add a webhook at the address shown on the module screen for the transfer events and paste its signing secret.
4. WooCommerce → Settings → Payments: enable Moov, create a test link and place a test order.

Under the hood

• Card details are typed on the Moov page, not in the shop. The keys and the webhook secret are stored encrypted; the token is cached until it expires; every request to Moov carries the API version header v2026.07.00.
• A webhook event changes nothing by itself: the module asks Moov for the transfer and checks the order reference, the order key and the amount.
• HPOS and block checkout compatible; language: English.

How to install

1. Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin: choose the zip and activate it.
2. WooCommerce → Moov: keys, account and webhook.
3. Enter the service credentials and test the connection.
4. Try one test order before you switch the automation on.

The module is not on wordpress.org yet: the free version and Pro are one archive from this page. Without a key it works as the free version.