Setup guide

Install & set up D613 Pay — start to finish.

Everything from downloading the plugin to accepting your first payment — and turning on automatic confirmation. About 10 minutes.

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Part 1 · Free plugin

Accept payments at checkout

Download the plugin

Grab the free D613 Pay plugin — one file that adds Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, and Cash App to your checkout. Download D613 Pay (.zip) →

Upload & activate

In WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the d613-pay-free.zip file, and click Install Now, then Activate. All four payment rails are now available.

Set up a payment method

Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Payments and toggle on the rails you use. Click Manage next to one and enter your details: handle/username, send-to email or phone, a QR-code image, and a contact number.

Use a business profile where required (Zelle Small Business, Venmo / PayPal / Cash App for Business). Tip for Part 2: register all your payment accounts under one email address, ideally a dedicated one like payments@yourstore.com, so every payment alert lands in one inbox.

See what your customer gets

At checkout, your customer picks a rail and lands on a branded pay page with your handle, QR, the exact amount, and a pre-filled Order:#### memo to copy. They send the payment and the order becomes Pending Confirmation with stock held.

Part 2 · Auto-Verify (Pro)

Confirm orders automatically

Start your trial & get your license key

On the pricing page, start a 14-day free trial. Your license key appears on the welcome screen and is emailed to you — you can also grab it any time from My account.

Add Auto-Verify

In WordPress admin, open the D613 Pay menu, get the Auto-Verify add-on, and open D613 Auto-Verify to paste your license key.

Connect your alert inbox

Connect the right inbox — this is how the whole thing works. It must be the email account where your payment notifications actually arrive: the address registered with your bank (for Zelle) or with Venmo / PayPal / Cash App. A different inbox has nothing to read, so nothing will auto-confirm.

Easiest setup: one inbox for everything. Use the same email address on your bank account, Venmo, PayPal and Cash App, and pick one you can easily get IMAP sign-in details for. A dedicated address on your own domain (payments@yourstore.com) is best; a free Gmail used only for payments works too, with 2-Step Verification on and an App Password. On Gmail, Outlook.com, Hotmail or Microsoft 365 you can instead press Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft, with no app password (Microsoft 365 shared mailboxes work too). Also check each app emails you when you receive money. Some banks only text by default.

The setup wizard then takes each payment method in turn: its details, a $1 test payment with a memo like KXQD-ZELLE, and the inbox its alerts arrive in. Connect the inbox once; every other method can reuse it with one click. If one method's alerts go to a different address, connect that inbox for that method. Each method is read from one inbox, and you can see and change which under D613 Pay → Auto-Verify → Alert inboxes.

You're done

New Zelle/Venmo/PayPal/Cash App payments now confirm their own orders automatically — matched by memo and exact amount, with anything unusual held in a review queue.

Ready to stop marking orders paid by hand?

Join stores using D613 Pay to accept direct payments and automate confirmation.

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