WooCommerce RedSys Gateway v32.2.1 Plugin
The RedSys Gateway plugin is a payment gateway for WooCommerce that integrates with the RedSys payment system. It provides a range of features and benefits to help store owners process payments more efficiently. The plugin offers the RedSys Gateway, Iupay Gateway, SNI Compatibility, and two terminals. It also provides refunds, tokenization, and the ability to pay with one click.
Additionally, the plugin offers preauthorizations, the ability to approve preauthorizations from the WooCommerce order, and direct debit. It also includes private products, logo customization, and the ability to change the RedSys language from the WordPress admin. The plugin is WPML compatible and provides action selection after a RedSys error. Store owners can also receive email notifications when customers have trouble paying through RedSys. The plugin includes sequential invoice numbers and a CSV exporter, and it is compatible with PHP 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, and 7.2.
Core Features of WooCommerce RedSys Gateway Plugin
- RedSys Gateway
- Iupay Gateway
- SNI Compatibility (Let’s Encrypt)
- Two Terminals
- Refund
- Tokenization
- Pay with one click
- Preauthorizations
- Approve preauthorizations from WooCommerce order
- Direct Debit
- Private Products
- Logo customization
- RedSys Language customization from WordPress admin
- WPML Compatibility
- Action selection after Redsys error
- Email notifications for customer payment problems
- Sequential invoice numbers
- CSV exporter
- Compatible with PHP 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, and 7.2.
What’s New (Changelog) in WooCommerce RedSys Gateway v32.2.1
2026.10.20 - version 32.2.1
* FIX: Google Pay (checkout and redirection), Apple Pay, Direct Debit and PayGold in test mode, or in test mode for some users, with a live key configured: Redsys authorised the payment and the notification reached the store, but the order stayed pending and was later cancelled, with "Received valid notification" followed by "Signature verification failed in successful_request" in the log. The first check of the notification used the key the payment was signed with (the test key) and the second one always used the live key. Both now use the same key, and the order keeps the key it was verified with for later refunds. Live payments are unchanged, as they are signed with the live key. The 32.2.0 entry about test-mode notifications of these gateways fixed only the first check.
* CHANGE: WooCommerce > Status > System status, section "Redsys for WooCommerce": each active Redsys method now shows whether it is in test or production, and, when test mode for users is on, which user IDs pay in test (for example "(production, test for users: 1)").
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