Which carts have native plugins?
Seven platforms have a native QorCommerce Gateway plugin today, WooCommerce on the v2.3.0 release and the rest of the family on v2.2.0, and each installs through the cart's own admin: upload, activate, enter your Merchant ID and gateway token, take payments.
| Logo | Platform | Status | Compatibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WooCommerce | v2.3.0 | WooCommerce 7.0+, tested to 9.4, HPOS-ready, classic + block checkout | Inline, iframe, or hosted modes; Cart/Checkout Blocks; WooCommerce Subscriptions; partial refunds | |
| Magento 2 | v2.2.0 | Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce, PHP 8.1+ | Composer-installable gateway module; redirect or embedded iframe | |
| PrestaShop | v2.2.0 | PrestaShop 1.7+ | Standard module install; redirect or embedded iframe | |
| OpenCart | v2.2.0 | OpenCart 3.0.x and 3.1.x | Extension installer; sale or authorize-only; optional 3-D Secure | |
 | CS-Cart | v2.2.0 | CS-Cart 4.13 to 4.15, Multi-Vendor and Ultimate | Add-on install; sale or authorize-only; optional 3-D Secure |
| Shopware 6 | v2.2.0 | Shopware 6.5+ | Platform plugin; redirect or embedded iframe | |
| BigCommerce | Integration | BigCommerce with Partner API access | Storefront script into the checkout; redirect or iframe overlay | |
| Shopify | In development | Payment app | Shopify calls the app per transaction; customer pays on QorCommerce hosted checkout |
Every plugin uses the same platform underneath: one vault, one ledger, one support chain. A merchant who changes carts keeps the processor, the tokens, and the reporting. If your platform is in the table, the integration work is already done; bring your version number and we will get you live.
How do the cart plugins work?
The same way on every platform, deliberately. The payment step can redirect to a QorCommerce-hosted page or sit inside your own checkout, styled to match your store either way, and card data goes to the gateway, never to your cart. Your PCI scope stays small on every platform, your customers never notice a seam, and orders update in your cart's own admin (paid, failed, refunded) exactly where your staff already looks.
Setup is the part merchants brace for and then do not feel. Install through your cart's admin like any other extension, enter two credentials, run a test charge against the sandbox, go live. No developer retainer, no integration project, no six-week timeline. Ask what your last gateway change cost in billable hours, then put this one next to it.
WooCommerce, the most-installed of the family, goes further: card fields that render right in your checkout, WooCommerce Subscriptions support so renewal billing runs itself, full and partial refunds with inventory control, and updates delivered straight into the WordPress dashboard, where every other plugin update already lives. As of v2.3.0 it works on both checkouts, the classic one and the block-based one that ships as the WooCommerce default, so a theme change never strands your payments. Compatibility: WooCommerce 7.0+, tested to 9.4, HPOS-ready.
What about Shopify?
A Shopify payment app is in early preview: the customer pays on QorCommerce hosted checkout and the order resolves back to Shopify as paid or failed on its own, with no one reconciling by hand. If you run a Shopify store today and want to process on QorCommerce, talk to us: early conversations shape what ships first, and hosted checkout can bridge specific flows in the meantime.
The companion data app has landed, and it is where a Shopify merchant starts getting paid for their own data. It keeps your store's operational record (orders, fulfillments, catalog) current on QorCommerce automatically, and the platform puts that record to work: richer transaction data can qualify your volume for better interchange rates, shipping and delivery history turns into dispute evidence that is ready before the chargeback arrives, and your catalog stands ready if you ever move to Qor.Store. Most processors see your transactions; this one understands your orders.
What if my cart isn't listed?
No cart is locked out, because the universal surfaces work everywhere. Hosted checkout redirects the customer to a payment page QorCommerce serves; any cart that can redirect can use it, and your PCI scope stays minimal. Secure Embedded Forms put vault-backed card fields inside your own checkout template. qor-charge.js builds custom flows on tokenized capture, and the REST APIs are underneath all of it. QorElementals adds Stripe-Elements-style embeddable fields for teams building their own storefront.
The plugin queue is driven by requests: if your platform should have a native plugin, tell us which one.