For businesses

How to set up skins payments in WooCommerce

One free plugin adds Pay with skins to your WordPress store. Here is the setup, from start to first order.

Updated 3 November 2026

What you need

The plugin works with the classic checkout and the newer checkout blocks.

  • A free SkinsFlow account
  • WordPress with WooCommerce
  • Your store on a secure https address
  • About fifteen minutes

Install the plugin

Download the plugin from our WooCommerce page, upload it in WordPress under Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, and activate it. Pay with skins now shows up in your WooCommerce payment settings.

Connect your store

Add your store as a project in the SkinsFlow dashboard and copy its connection details into the plugin settings. The plugin shows one address to paste back into your project, so SkinsFlow can tell your store the moment a payment is final. Our WooCommerce page walks through every field.

Test the checkout

Turn on test mode and place an order with real items and no real money. Watch it move from pending to processing, and try a payment on hold too. When everything looks right, switch test mode off.

What your customers see

At checkout they choose Pay with skins, paste their Steam trade link, pick items until the total is covered and accept one trade offer. The order completes on its own once the payment is final, and the value lands on your balance in USD.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does it work with the block checkout?

Yes. The plugin works with the classic checkout and the Cart and Checkout blocks.

Which currency do customers see?

Customers see the total in your store currency. Your SkinsFlow balance is always in USD.

What does it cost?

2.5% of each payment credited to your balance. No setup fee, no monthly fee, and the plugins are free.

Can I try it before going live?

Yes. Test mode runs the full checkout with real items and no real money.

For businesses

Pay with skins, live this week.

The plugin is free. Pay only when skins come in.

Get the WooCommerce plugin