SaltEdge Ecomm Payments

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1.6.0

• Checkout now shows the main UK banks as tiles with their logos, on both the classic and block-based checkout. Choosing one takes the buyer straight into that bank’s authorisation instead of picking again from the full list in the Salt Edge window.
• Monzo joins the bank list, bringing it to eight named banks alongside “Other bank”.
• “Other bank”, and leaving no bank selected, both behave as before and show the complete list in the Salt Edge window.
• Choosing a bank at checkout fixes it for that payment: the Salt Edge window offers no route back to the full list, so a buyer who picks the wrong bank has to start the payment again.

1.5.0

• Refunds made outside Pay by Bank (the manual refund button, returns plugins) are now recorded on the platform and reduce the refundable balance, so a refund can no longer be paid twice.
• Deleting such a WooCommerce refund releases the reserved balance again.
• The order screen explains that manual refunds do not move money via Pay by Bank.

1.4.0

• Refunds started from the order screen now send a stable idempotency key, so a retried request can no longer create a duplicate refund.

1.3.3

• Checkout now shows an FCA consent notice (“[institution] will initiate this [amount] payment… you agree to [institution]’s Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy”) on both the classic and block-based checkout, with the payment institution name and terms URL filterable via saltedge_ecomm_consent_entity_name / saltedge_ecomm_terms_url.
• Added Halifax and Nationwide to the bank list at checkout, and real logos for Halifax, Nationwide, NatWest and Santander UK (renamed from “Santander”), replacing placeholder SVGs. A dedicated icon replaces the generic building glyph on the “Other bank” option.
• Fixed the payment method icon strip on checkout rendering the “99+” pill at a different size than the bank logos next to it.

1.3.2

• An order with a payment already in progress can no longer start a second one: opening the pay page while the customer is still at their bank now explains what is happening and offers to continue the payment already started, instead of quietly creating a second payment.
• A payment left unfinished at the bank stops holding the order after fifteen minutes, so a customer who closed their bank window can still pay.
• If an order does receive a second successful payment, an order note now records it, so a double charge is visible to the shop instead of passing silently.
• A late “payment failed” notification for an earlier attempt no longer moves an already-paid order to Failed.

1.3.1

• Refunds from the order screen are now real: a “Pay by Bank refund” box replaces the generic refund button, and you authorize each payout at your bank. Previously the order could show a completed refund while no money had moved.
• When no verified bank account is on file for the buyer, the order screen can email them a secure link (works for guest checkouts too) to verify their account before the refund is sent.
• The order is marked refunded only when the bank confirms the payout; abandoned or failed payouts free the order for another attempt.

1.2.7

• Checkout and the order payment page no longer report “a payment is already in progress” when the payment status could not be read — they now say the status could not be confirmed and to try again.
• A payment status that could not be read is remembered for seconds rather than a full minute, so a brief outage stops blocking an order shortly after it clears.

1.2.6

• The plugin logo now shows next to the payment method on the WooCommerce Settings > Payments page instead of the generic placeholder.

1.2.5

• No functional changes. Added icon and banner.

1.2.4

• No functional changes; release tooling only.

1.2.3

• The store now stands itself down when a merchant revokes its connection from the platform dashboard: the plugin acts on the store-level webhook, disconnects its own side cleanly, and shows when it happened. Reconnecting clears the marker.

1.2.2

• Requires at least now correctly states the major WordPress version (5.8) instead of a point release.
• Moved webhook signature verification to permission_callback
• The payment status reported by the platform is now shown to customers: as a Payment status section on the order page while a payment is still in flight, and alongside the “complete your payment” and “payment already in progress” notices.
• Confirmed payments now go through WooCommerce’s standard payment-complete handling, so the transaction ID and paid date are recorded and the order lands in the status the store is configured to use, instead of always Processing.
• Refunds completed on the platform are recognised again and recorded against the order; a refund still in progress adds its order note only once, however many times the platform re-sends the event.
• Fewer platform calls on the order and pay pages: the status of a finished payment is cached far longer, and no call is made at all for orders that are already paid.

1.2.1

• Documentation: the FAQ now points merchants to the platform for signing up and for their API credentials.

1.2.0

• Renamed to SaltEdge Ecomm Payments; plugin slug, option names and hook prefixes changed accordingly.
• Bank picker on the classic checkout and pay-for-order pages, next to the existing block checkout support.
• Failed and cancelled payments can be retried from the order page; orders the platform will not accept again no longer offer a Pay action.
• Declared compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage and cart/checkout blocks, and WooCommerce as a plugin dependency.
• Fewer platform calls when listing orders in the admin.
• Output escaping, input sanitisation and translator comments brought in line with WordPress Plugin Check.

1.1.0

• One-click Connect to Salt Edge: credentials and the webhook URL are configured automatically through an OAuth/PKCE handshake. Manual entry stays available under Advanced: manual setup.

1.0.0

• Initial release.