Setting Up Your First Payment Gateway Rule (Per Product)

Once the plugin is installed, assigning a payment gateway to a product takes less than a minute. Here's how to do it.

Steps

1. Go to Products → All Products in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Click on the product you want to configure (or click Edit).
3. Scroll down to the Payment Gateways meta box in the product data area.
4. You'll see a list of all active WooCommerce payment gateways. Check the ones you want to allow for this product.
5. Click Update (or Publish) to save.

That's it. The next time a customer adds this product to their cart and reaches checkout, only the gateways you selected will appear.

What happens if you leave the selection empty?

If you don't assign any gateways to a product, the plugin applies your fallback behavior — either showing the default WooCommerce gateways or showing no payment methods at all. You configure that fallback in the plugin settings (see Configuring Fallback Behavior).

A quick test

After saving, open an incognito browser window, add the product to the cart, and proceed to checkout. Verify that only the gateways you selected are shown. If you see all gateways instead, double-check that the product was saved correctly and that no caching plugin is serving a stale checkout page.