About this plugin
Verse Commerce COD Hub provides an optional one-click Cash on Delivery order popup for WooCommerce product pages. The local quick checkout does not require a COD Verify account. The plugin also provides a store dashboard and an optional external COD verification connection.
Features:
- Local WooCommerce COD quick order popup with live shipping methods, product variants, quantity, address and phone formatting.
- Order synchronization with an external verification service only after administrator-initiated secure pairing.
- Native WooCommerce classic and block checkout hooks, checkout notices and explicit order-specific WhatsApp opt-in.
- WhatsApp verification and human calling through COD Verify, subject to separately configured provider, plan, customer permission and template eligibility.
- Store-scoped status display, notification/template configuration, verification rates and sync health.
- Optional hosted merchant plans, wallet funding and payment invoices controlled by COD Verify.
- A support link to the COD Verify provider. No buyer details are transmitted just by clicking the support link.
The WooCommerce COD gateway must be enabled for COD checkout features. The remote verification features depend on the external service and may incur charges; a local checkout notice does not by itself authorize unsolicited WhatsApp messaging. Customer opt-in is unchecked by default.
External services and privacy
org. me/923198878997. The plugin does not transmit customer orders to COD Verify before a WordPress administrator explicitly pairs the store with the service.
After pairing, the merchant’s WooCommerce site exchanges HTTPS HMAC-signed requests with COD Verify to synchronize orders/products, read service settings and verification status, and request merchant actions. Transmitted data may include WooCommerce order ID, products/variations, order status, billing/shipping name, address, phone number, email if provided, shipping method, and order-specific WhatsApp contact permission.
Notifications and calls may be delivered by separately configured communication providers through COD Verify, with their own applicable terms. Sensitive pairing credentials are stored in WordPress options; the plugin does not expose them to checkout JavaScript.
Hosted payments: Upon merchant action, COD Verify may redirect to its enabled card/PayPal payment providers, or create bank-transfer / USDT invoices. Payment confirmation is not automatic based on an uploaded screenshot; actual credit/plan activation requires successful verification by the service. Some verification and payment features depend on the merchant’s paid plan and service configuration.
com/). That request sends the public receiving wallet address to the QR provider, not customers’ phone numbers or addresses. me/privacy-safety-security/.
Copying the address remains possible without the QR.
Merchants are responsible for applicable privacy notices and lawful customer consent. Uninstalling removes local connection options and does not erase historical records retained by the separate COD Verify service. Request remote deletion from the service operator.
Source code and build information
All PHP, JavaScript and CSS is included in this distributed plugin under GPLv2 or later. There are no external JavaScript dependencies, proprietary loaders, npm build processes, or compiled vendor libraries. The front-end checkout source uses browser-native JavaScript and WordPress enqueue APIs.
css respectively. Both source files are included in this ZIP. The production files are formatting/whitespace-compressed equivalents, not obfuscated or functionally distinct editions.
To develop without any build tools, edit the source files and copy them to the corresponding assets/ files. WordPress serves the assets directly; no transpilation, bundling, tree shaking, or hidden build step is needed. The checkout JavaScript relies on standard modern browser features (including optional chaining).
0 or later is required by the main plugin.