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How to Collect Cash App Payments in WordPress (Step by Step)

Running a WordPress site means staying connected with how your customers prefer to pay.

We’ve helped many site owners add various payment methods, and Cash App has become one of the most requested options, especially for businesses targeting younger demographics.

The good news is that integrating Cash App payments into WordPress is straightforward.

After testing multiple approaches, we’ve identified the most effective methods that work regardless of your technical skills.

That’s why we’ve created this step-by-step guide showing you exactly how to start accepting Cash App payments on your WordPress site, whether you prefer simple manual methods or automated solutions.

Collect Cash App Payments in WordPress

💡Quick Answer: How to Accept Cash App Payments

If you are in a rush, here are the two most effective ways to accept Cash App payments on your site:

  • Method 1: WP Simple Pay (Recommended) – This is the best option if you want to create a simple payment form without setting up a complex shopping cart. It allows for a secure automated connection via Stripe.
  • Method 2: Checkout with Cash App Plugin– Use this method if you already run a full online store. It allows you to add Cash App as a payment option directly on your checkout page.

Why Collect Cash App Payments in WordPress?

If you have an online store or sell services, adding Cash App can effectively boost your conversion rates. The primary reason is that it reduces friction for customers who prefer mobile payments.

Here are the specific benefits of collecting Cash App payments:

  • Reach Younger Audiences: Cash App is extremely popular with younger demographics who often prefer digital wallets over traditional credit cards.
  • Faster Checkout: Users can pay in seconds by scanning a QR code. They do not need to type in long card numbers or billing addresses.
  • Increased Privacy: Customers feel more secure because they do not have to share their banking details directly with your website.
  • Fewer Abandoned Carts: By offering a preferred and easy payment method, you stop customers from leaving at the last minute due to a complicated checkout process.

Having said that, let’s take a look at how to easily collect Cash App payments in WordPress. We will discuss 2 methods in this tutorial. You can use the links below to jump to the method of your choice.

Method 1: Collect Cash App Payments in WordPress With WP Simple Pay (Recommended)

If you want to add a Cash App payment form to your WordPress site without setting up a full eCommerce store, this method is a great fit. It’s ideal for nonprofits, membership sites, service providers, or anyone who needs a simple way to collect payments online.

For this, we recommend using WP Simple Pay, the best Stripe payments plugin for WordPress.

We’ve reviewed its features, tested it across different scenarios, and found it to be the most reliable option for accepting Cash App payments without any complicated setup.

The plugin offers a user-friendly form builder, secure payment processing, recurring payment support, and built-in Cash App integration. You can read our full WP Simple Pay review to learn why it stands out from the rest.

Step 1: Install and Activate WP Simple Pay

First, you need to install and activate the WP Simple Pay plugin. For details, see our tutorial on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Note: WP Simple Pay has a free plan, but you will need the pro version to unlock the Cash App payment option.

Step 2: Configure the Setup Wizard

Upon activation, you will see a setup wizard on your screen. Here, just click the ‘Let’s Get Started’ button.

The WP Simple Pay Setup Wizard Will Start Automatically

This will direct you to the next step, where you will need to add your plugin’s license key.

You can get this information in your account on the WP Simple Pay website. After that, click the ‘Activate and Continue’ button.

You’ll Be Asked to Enter Your WP Simple Pay License Key

Now, you will be asked to connect your Stripe account with WP Simple Pay. Stripe is a popular payment gateway that allows you to accept online payments.

Please note that the plugin will not work unless you connect it with a new or existing Stripe account. To do this, click the ‘Connect with Stripe’ button to continue.

📍Note: Connecting your account is just the first step. You must also log in to your Stripe Dashboard, navigate to the Payment Methods settings, and ensure that ‘Cash App Pay’ is enabled. If this setting is turned off in Stripe, the option will not appear on your form.

Connect with Stripe

Then, you must log in to your Stripe account to connect it to WP Simple Pay. For more details, see our tutorial on how to accept Stripe payments in WordPress.

Upon a successful connection with Stripe, the setup wizard will ask you to configure your emails.

You can now enable options to receive email notifications for payment receipts, upcoming invoices, and payment notifications. You will also need to enter the email address you want to send them to.

Once you are done, just click the ‘Save and Continue’ button. You can then complete the other steps and exit the setup wizard.

Configure Your WP Simple Pay Emails
Step 3: Create a Payment Form

Next, head over to the WP Simple Pay » Payment Forms page from the WordPress dashboard.

Here, click the ‘Create Your Payment Form’ button.

Click Create your Payment form button

This will take you to the ‘Select a template’ screen, where you will notice a list of premade templates offered by the plugin.

From here, you can choose a suitable template by clicking the ‘Use Template’ button under it. For this tutorial, we will use the simple Payment Form template.

Choose the payment form template

You will now be directed to the ‘Add New Payment Form’ page, where you can add a title and description for your form.

After that, you can select your form type as ‘On-site payment form.’

Add the payment form name and description
Step 4: Select Cash App as a Payment Option

Then, switch to the ‘Payment’ tab from the left column and choose your preferred tax collection rates from the dropdown menu under the ‘Tax Collection’ option.

Next, add the price for the service or product that you plan to sell using the form. If you have a subscription service, then you can select the ‘Subscription’ option.

Next, add subscription tiers by clicking the ‘Add Price’ button.

Add default price in the payment form

Once that is done, you have to scroll down to the ‘Payment Methods’ section and select the ‘All’ option from the dropdown menu.

Now, locate the ‘Cash App’ option and check the box next to it.

Add the Cash App payment option
Step 5: Add, Edit, or Remove Form Fields

After that, just switch to the ‘Form Fields’ tab. From here, you can add a form field from the dropdown menu and configure its settings by expanding the tab.

You can also rearrange the existing fields by dragging and dropping them.

For instance, you can add and customize an address field on your form if you plan to sell a physical product or provide in-home sessions. That way, customers will need to give their home address when they make a purchase.

Add form fields in WP Simple Pay
Step 6: Publish the Payment Form

Next, head to the ‘Payment Page’ tab and check the ‘Enable a dedicated payment page’ box.

The plugin will now let you build a custom page for your payment form without creating a new page on your blog or website.

You can add a permalink, color scheme, image, and footer text to customize the form.

Customize the payment page

Finally, click the ‘Publish’ button to store your settings.

You can now visit the WordPress site to view the Cash App payments form in action.

The experience will change depending on the device. Desktop users will see a QR code they can scan to pay. Mobile users will be redirected automatically to the Cash App app to complete the purchase.

Cash App payment form preview

Alternatively, you can also add the Cash App payment form to an existing page by clicking the ‘Publish’ button after adding form fields.

Then, visit a page/post in the WordPress dashboard and click the ‘Add Block’ (+) button in the top left corner to open the block menu.

From here, find and add the WP Simple Pay block to the page, and select the payment form you created from the dropdown menu within the block.

Add the WP Simple Pay block to the page or post

Next, click the ‘Update’ or ‘Publish’ button to save your changes.

After that, simply visit your WordPress site to view the Cash App payment form.

Cash App form preview

Method 2: Collect Cash App Payments in WooCommerce With Checkout with Cash App

If you want to accept Cash App payments in your WooCommerce store, then this method is for you.

Step 1: Install and Activate Checkout With Cash App on WooCommerce

First, you need to install and activate the Checkout with Cash App on WooCommerce plugin. For details, see our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Step 2: Enable Cash App

Upon activation, you need to visit the Cash App Link page from the WordPress admin sidebar. This will open the WooCommerce payments page on your screen.

Here, just check the ‘Enable CASHAPP’ option to add Cash App as a payment method.

Check the Enable Cash App option
Step 3: Add Cash App Account Details

Then, you need to add your Cash App account details and the phone number associated with it. You can also add the email address and name that you have used on your Cash App account.

Once you are done, just click the ‘Save Changes’ button to store your settings.

Add your Cash App account details
Step 4: Preview Your Changes

You can now visit the checkout page on your WordPress site.

Here, you will notice the Cash App payment option that users can select and click the ‘Place Order’ button.

Choose Cash App as the payment option

Once that happens, users will be taken to a new screen.

Here, they will see a confirmation message for their order and a QR code they can scan to send the payment.

📍Important: Since this is a manual payment method, the order status in WooCommerce will not update automatically. You must check your Cash App mobile app to verify you have received the funds.

Only then should you manually change the WooCommerce order status to ‘Processing’ or ‘Completed’ and ship the product.

Cash App QR code preview

Bonus: Collect Cash App Payments With Formidable Forms

If the methods above don’t fit your needs, then you can also collect Cash App payments with Formidable Forms. It is an advanced WordPress form builder that allows you to create complex forms, directories, listings, and calculators.

The plugin has a drag-and-drop builder and premade payment templates, making it super easy to add a form to your website with just a few clicks.

Formidable Forms

Plus, Formidable Forms comes with the Stripe Payments for WordPress addon that lets you accept Cash App payments easily.

Upon activation, just visit the Formidable » Add-Ons page from your dashboard and install the Stripe addon.

Stripe addon

Then, head to the Formidable » Global Settings page and switch to the ‘Stripe’ tab.

From here, you can connect the plugin to your Stripe account. After that, simply choose ‘Cash App’ from the list of payment methods on the page.

Choose Cash App as the payment option

Now it’s time to visit the Formidable » Forms page from the WordPress dashboard and click the ‘+ Add New’ button.

This will take you to the next screen, where you can select any of the premade templates you like.

Choose template in Formidable

Once you do that, the drag-and-drop builder will open on your screen, with a form preview on the right and form fields in the left column.

From here, you can edit, rearrange, or delete fields according to your liking. You can also add a Calculator field. To learn more, see our tutorial on how to add a mortgage calculator form in WordPress.

Remember that you will need to add the ‘Payment Field’ to your form to collect Cash App payments.

Customize forms according to your liking

Once you are done, just click the ‘Save’ button to store your changes. You can now embed your form on any page you like.

Finally, visit your website to see the payment form in action.

Cash App form

Frequently Asked Questions About Cash App Payments

Here are some questions that our readers have frequently asked before adding Cash App as a payment option on their site:

How to receive payments on Cash App?

For personal use, you simply share your unique $Cashtag or QR code with the sender. For a WordPress website, you need to connect your Cash App account to a payment processor like Stripe with WP Simple Pay.

It allows you to create a payment form and enable the ‘Cash App Pay’ option via Stripe without needing to verify complex API keys manually.

How much does Cash App charge per $100?

Cash App for Business accounts typically charge a 2.75% transaction fee. This means for a $100 payment, the fee is $2.75. If you use Stripe to process Cash App payments on your site, Stripe’s standard transaction fees will apply instead.

Which payment gateway is best for WordPress?

Stripe is generally considered the best payment gateway for WordPress. It is reliable, secure, and supports a wide variety of payment methods, including Cash App, credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Can I calculate profit with Cash App?

Cash App reports your total sales revenue but does not automatically calculate profit. To track profit on your website, we recommend using a plugin like Formidable Forms to build a custom calculator that subtracts expenses from your revenue.

Can you send $1000 on Cash App in one day?

Yes, you can send $1,000 in one day if your account is verified. Unverified accounts have a limit of $1,000 per 30-day period, while verified accounts can send up to $7,500 per week.

We hope this article helped you learn how to easily collect Cash App payments in WordPress. You may also like to see our tutorial on how to accept Affirm payments in WordPress and our top picks for the best WordPress PayPal plugins to process payments safely.

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