Drop PayBridgeNP into your existing stack. No-code plugins for the platforms we support, a REST API and SDKs for everything else.
Shopify, WooCommerce and WHMCS all accept eSewa, Khalti, and Fonepay. PayBridgeNP adds no per-transaction fee. Provider fees still apply.
Live today
Production plugins for the storefronts and billing panels Nepali merchants actually run. Shopify, WooCommerce, and WHMCS are ready now.
Embedded app · every plan
Pay directly from the Shopify order
Embedded Shopify app with automatic order reconciliation, email reminders (SMS on Growth and up), partial refund mirroring, and draft-order payment links.
WordPress.org plugin · 5-min install
Orders update themselves
Official WordPress plugin with classic shortcode + Blocks checkout, HPOS compatibility, and HMAC-signed webhook verification. One ZIP, five minutes.
WooCommerce › Orders › #2847
Gateway module · Marketplace listed
Billing panel, not a cart
Gateway module for hosts and domain resellers. Refunds from admin (Khalti automatic, eSewa finished in the eSewa panel), HMAC-signed webhooks, one module for eSewa, Khalti, and Fonepay. WHMCS 8.0+.
On the roadmap
Tell us which platform you need and we will take that one next.
Magento 2 extension with hosted checkout. On the roadmap.
BigCommerce app with the same offsite-redirect pattern as Shopify. On the roadmap.
Wix App Market listing that adds PayBridgeNP as a third-party payment provider.
For developers
Not running on a supported platform? Every integration above is built on the same public REST API and SDKs. Pick the path that matches your stack.
The underlying REST API that powers every platform integration. Language-agnostic, OpenAPI-described, fully documented.
Official @paybridge-np/sdk for Node.js, Bun, and serverless or edge runtimes. Fully typed, zero dependencies beyond fetch, tree-shakeable. Server-side only: it uses your secret key.
paybridge-np/sdk on Packagist. Same API surface as TypeScript. Powers the WooCommerce and WHMCS plugins internally.
Don't see your platform?
Every platform integration on this page is built on top of a single public REST API. If you run on a platform we don't support yet, you can integrate directly - it's typically one POST request to create a checkout session plus a webhook handler.
