WordPress MicroPayments (CMMP) - Getting Started - Stripe Configuration and Stripe Payout

Stripe Configuration

Starting from version 1.5.0, WordPress MicroPayments supports Stripe Payout. To use it, you must:

Learn more below.

Note that these steps depend on Stripe and may change. If you think this section is out of date, please contact us.

Create a free Stripe account. You'll get access to test API Keys
Head to your profile and fetch your account ID

Stripe Account ID
Head to the API Keys page and fetch the "Publishable key" and "Secret Key".

Stripe API keys
Confirm your email and activate your account to get access to live keys. You'll find them in the same screen.

Go to the Admin Dashboard → CM Micropayment Platform → Settings.

Then select Stripe.

Test Mode - Choose if you are in live or test mode.
Points to currency ratio - For example, inputting "10" means that each 10 points are worth 1 currency unit. So 50 points would be $5.
Stripe email - Your account email.

Add the keys to the respective fields below.

Add the shortcode [cm_micropayment_points_to_stripe] to any page, as shown:

And you'll have access to the Stripe Payment:

Add the parameter connectbutton to the shortcode to help users connect with Stripe. It will include a message and the link.

Shortcode with the attribute:

[cm_micropayment_points_to_stripe connectbutton="1"]

The plugin has three translatable labels related to Stripe.

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