How to Use

Configure the Plugin:

After activation, go to the “Settings” or “Wallet” section in your WordPress dashboard to configure the CubeWP Wallet plugin.

Set the wallet currency, choose commission options, decide whether to hold payments and set minimum and maximum payout amounts.

• Integrate with Your Theme or Website:

Depending on your website’s setup and requirements, you may need to integrate the wallet system into your user accounts, checkout process, or other relevant areas.

Use shortcodes or custom functions provided by the plugin to display wallet-related information on different pages.

• Add Funds to User Wallets:

Enable transactions that add funds to user wallets. This might be useful for virtual credits or store credits.

You can use WooCommerce or other e-commerce plugins for handling transactions.

• Enable Withdrawal Functionality:

Users can withdraw funds from their wallets to real payment gateways or PayPal accounts.

Implement withdrawal request forms or buttons on user account pages.

• Test the Wallet System:

Before going live, thoroughly test the wallet functionality, including adding funds, making transactions, and processing withdrawals.

Ensure the system works as expected and doesn’t have any critical bugs or issues.

• Monitor and Support:

Regularly monitor the wallet system to ensure it’s functioning correctly and handling transactions smoothly.

Provide customer support to users with questions or issues related to the wallet system.

• Update and Maintain:

Keep the CubeWP Wallet and other related plugins up-to-date to ensure compatibility and security.

Regularly review and update the plugin configuration based on user feedback and changing requirements.

It’s important to note that the exact usage and integration of CubeWP Wallet may vary depending on your specific website’s needs, theme, and other plugins you are using. Always refer to the official documentation and support resources provided by CubeWP or the plugin developer for detailed instructions and assistance.