Checkout with Paddle for EDD

How license keys are created, extended and revoked with Paddle payments.

Refund from EDD or from Paddle, and what happens when a customer disputes a payment.

Day-to-day use: the customer checkout, subscriptions, licenses, refunds, the order screen and taxes.

The checkout from your customer’s side, from cart to receipt.

Status, account type, live and sandbox credentials, and the webhook row.

Checkout style, theme, language, labels, icons, images and tax options.

Cancellation timing, customer links, uninstall clean-up and debug logging.

Every option on the Paddle settings screen, with its default and what it does.

Turn on the Paddle Classic alerts that subscriptions, refunds and disputes need.

Check that your saved Paddle Billing credentials work.

Connect an older Paddle Classic account with your Vendor ID, API Auth Code and public key.

Copy your Paddle Classic credentials into WordPress and test them.

Let Paddle notify your store about payments, renewals and refunds, in one click or by hand.

Approve your domain in Paddle and set the default payment link to your checkout page.

Connect a Paddle Billing account in five steps: keys, credentials, webhook, website approval and a connection test.

Create the Paddle Billing credentials the plugin needs, with the right permissions.

Paste your Paddle Billing API key and client-side token into the Paddle settings.

Find out which Paddle platform your account uses and which credentials you need.

How EDD Test Mode switches between your live and sandbox Paddle credentials.

WordPress, PHP, EDD and Paddle versions the plugin needs, plus optional EDD extensions.

Upload the plugin, turn on the Paddle gateway and open its settings.

What you need, how to install the plugin, which Paddle account you have and how test mode works.