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Payment Fees

by MagestyApps

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Overview
Technical Specifications
Quality Report
Release Notes
Support
Q & A
Reviews

Overview

The Payment Fees extension charges customers for using specific payment methods. It adds an extra fee to the cart (order) totals when customers select certain payment methods to place an order. This module allows for creating an unlimited number of fees. The fees can have both "fixed" and "percent" amount types. So you have a possibility to apply combined fees. For example, you can configure 2,9% + $0.30 surcharge for PayPal.

You can also configure payment fee conditions. The extra fee will be applied only for the orders that meet the configured conditions. For example, you can configure Cash on Delivery fee to be applied only for the orders with Subtotal less than $200.

This extension gives the possibility to calculate tax separately for payment fees. In this case, you’ll be able to set a specific tax class for all the fees. There is also a setting which allows you to display fees excluding and/or including tax.

Features

fees can be applied to any payment method;
multiple fees can be applied per a billing method;
you can create an unlimited number of fees;
both "fixed" and "percent" fee amounts are supported;
possibility to apply extra charges when certain cart conditions are completed;
possibility to apply taxes to the payment fees;
setting to refund or not to refund payment fees when creating credit memos;
custom "Onestep-" and "Onepage-" checkouts are supported;

Demo

Front-End Demo | Admin Demo

Technical Specifications

Seller profile

MagestyApps

Seller contact

E-mail

Current Version

2.2.0

Adobe Commerce platform compatibility

Open Source (CE): 2.3 (current), 2.4 (current), 2.1 (obsolete), 2.2 (obsolete)

Commerce on prem (EE): 2.3 (current), 2.4 (current)

Commerce on Cloud (ECE): 2.3 (current), 2.4 (current)

Type

Stable Build

Updated

29 October, 2021

Supported Browsers

Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Edge, IE

Documentation

Reference Manuals

Installation Guides

User Guides

License Type

Open Software License 3.0 (OSL-3.0)

Policy

Quality Report

All tests were conducted on the latest versions of Adobe Commerce that existed for the compatible release lines at the moment of the extension submission. Latest versions of all other software were used, as applicable.

Release Notes

2.2.0:

Compatible with Open Source (CE) : 2.3 2.4
Compatible with Commerce on prem (EE) : 2.3 2.4
Compatible with Commerce on Cloud (ECE) : 2.3 2.4
Stability: Stable Build
Description:
- added possibility to configure both percent and fixed amounts within a single fee
- refactored the code according to the latest Magento recommendations
- fixed tax calculation issues
- fixed errors when printing an invoice with fees

2.1.6:

Compatible with Open Source (CE) : 2.2 2.3 2.4
Compatible with Commerce on prem (EE) : 2.3 2.4
Compatible with Commerce on Cloud (ECE) : 2.3 2.4
Stability: Stable Build
Description:
- fixed Aheadworks_OneStepCheckout compatibility;
- fixed payment fee being displayed incorrectly in order totals;
- fixed error when saving a payment fee without conditions;
- fixed fee tax calculation issues;

2.1.5:

Compatible with Open Source (CE) : 2.2 2.3
Stability: Stable Build
Description:
- Magento 2.3.1 compatibility
- Fixed errors when trying to create a new fee with conditions

2.1.4:

Compatible with Open Source (CE) : 2.1 2.2
Stability: Stable Build
Description:
Refactored data keeping structure

Support

The best place to start if you need help with a specific extension is to contact the developer. All Adobe Commerce developers have both a contact email and a support email listed.