Every way to accept Nepali payments
Drop PayBridgeNP into your existing stack. No-code plugins for the platforms we support, a REST API and SDKs for everything else.
E-commerce platforms
Click, install, accept payments
One-click installs for the storefronts merchants actually run on. Shopify and WooCommerce are production-ready today. The rest are on the roadmap - tell us which you'd want first.
LiveShopify
Embedded Shopify app with automatic order reconciliation, SMS + email reminders, partial refunds, and a draft-order payment link flow. Works on every Shopify plan.
LiveWooCommerce
Official WordPress plugin with classic shortcode + Blocks checkout support, HPOS compatibility, and signed webhook verification. One ZIP, five-minute install.
LiveWHMCS
Gateway module for hosting and domain resellers running WHMCS. Full refund support inside admin, HMAC-signed webhooks, one module for eSewa + Khalti. WHMCS 8.0+.
PlannedMagento
Magento 2 extension with support for the PayBridgeNP hosted checkout flow. On the roadmap for late 2026.
PlannedBigCommerce
BigCommerce app with the same offsite-redirect pattern as our Shopify integration. On the roadmap.
PlannedWix
Wix App Market listing that adds PayBridgeNP as a third-party payment provider. On the roadmap.
For developers
Or build it yourself
Not running on a supported platform? Every platform integration is built on the same public REST API and SDKs - pick the path that matches your stack.
REST API
The underlying REST API that powers every platform integration. Language-agnostic, OpenAPI-described, fully documented. Build any custom checkout on top.
TypeScript SDK
The official @paybridge/sdk package for Node.js, Bun, and the browser. Fully typed, zero dependencies beyond fetch, tree-shakeable.
PHP SDK
paybridge-np/sdk on Packagist. Same API surface as the TypeScript SDK. Powers the WooCommerce and WHMCS plugins internally.
Build on the REST API
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.