HireBee WordPress Theme Payment Settings post will show you how to setup the payment setting system in hirebee and more.
Last Updated: December 24, 2018
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In this post you will learn how to set up the payment settings in HireBee. It is important to set up correctly from the beginning the payment system or else you will run into issues when payment transactions are carried out in your site. HireBee comes with a couple of payment gateways ready for you. There are more payment gateway you can add and use through premium addons and or plugins.
Note: Remember to save the changes made once you are finished with the settings.
HireBee WordPress Theme Payment Settings
Step 1 ) Go to Payments -> Settings to set up hirebee payment settings as illustrated in the following image.
Payment Settings General
Step 2 ) Go to Payment -> Settings -> General to begin setting up the following options as illustrated in the following image.
Payment Settings General
- Currency
- Identifier
- Position
- Thousand Separator
- Decimal Separator
Step 2-a ) The following image allows you to set up the following options.
Payment Settings General Extra
- Tax
- Rate
Installed Gateways
- Bank Transfer
- PayPal
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
Payment Settings Escrow
Step 3 ) Go to Payment -> Settings -> Escrow to begin setting up the following options as illustrated in the following image.
Payment Settings Escrow
- Enable escrow
- Retained Amount
- Retain Type
Step 3-a ) The following image allows you to set up the following options.
Payment Settings Escrow Disputes
- Enable Disputes
- Availability
Installed Escrow Gateways
- PayPal
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
Payment Settings Addons
Step 4 ) Go to Payment -> Settings -> Addons to begin setting up the following options as illustrated in the following image.
Payment Settings Addons
- Featured on Homepage
- Featured on Category
- Mark as Urgent
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
Payment Settings Bank Transfer
Note: If you see the following message for a payment gateway it means you have not enabled the payment gateway. Make sure you enable the payment gateway under Step 2-a ) above.
This gateway is currently disabled. Users cannot use it as a purchasing option. Go to the General tab to enable it.
Step 5 ) Go to Payment -> Settings -> Bank Transfer to begin setting up the following options as illustrated in the following image.
Payment Settings Bank Transfer
- Message
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
Payment Settings PayPal
Step 6 ) Go to Payment -> Settings -> PayPal to begin setting up the following options as illustrated in the following image.
Payment Settings PayPal
- PayPal Email
- Account Type
- Sandbox Mode
Step 6-a ) The following image allows you to set up the following options.
Payment Data Transfer (PDT)
- PDT System
- Identity Token
Instant Payment Notification (IPN)
- IPN System
Step 6-b ) The following image Adaptive Payments Sandbox API Credentials allows you to set up the following options.
Adaptive Payments Sandbox API Credentials Options
- Username
- Password
- Signature
- Click on the link Obtain Sandbox API Credentials.
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
Step 6-c ) The following image Adaptive Payments LIVE API Credentials (Escrow) allows you to set up the following options.
Adaptive Payments LIVE API Credentials (Escrow) Options
- Username
- Password
- Signature
- AppID
- Click on the link Obtain LIVE API Credentials.
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
Step 6-d ) The following image Adaptive Payments Fees allows you to set up the following options.
Adaptive Payments Fees Options
- Payer
- Click on Save Changes button when you finish with your settings.
That is how simple it is to setup HireBee payment settings.
If you have any questions or suggestions please leave a comment.
Enjoy.
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