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Hello,

That’s great to hear.

Normally the transactions should update to done automatically. How this happens depends on the type of wallet adapter that you are using. You never mentioned which adapter you are using, but in general:

1. If you are connecting to a Bitcoin-like wallet, you should rely on the walletnotify= mechanism described here and not on the fallback mechanism that is slow, but eventually discovers old transactions. Doing so ensures that the plugin is notified immediately as soon as the wallet sees a new deposit, or if any incoming deposit gets more confirmations. The number of confirmations required to change the status from pending to done can be configured in the wallet adapter’s settings (See Minimum number of confirmations for incoming deposits in the wallet adapter settings screen.)
2. If you are connecting via the CoinPayments adapter, then the transaction switches to done when it receives an IPN message from CoinPayments of status 100. You can check to see what IPN messages have been sent to your site at the IPN history page: https://www.coinpayments.net/acct-ipn-history

If you are using a Bitcoin-like wallet, please verify that you have entered the correct curl command in the walletnotify= line, and ensure that the curl command actually reaches your WordPress site.

Let me know which wallet adapter you are using and whether you were able to set up walletnotify.

with regards

Hello,

If the extension is still activated, the option should be available.

You should check the PHP error logs for any suspicious errors, and let me know.

This is the support forum for the main plugin.

The support forum for the CoinPayments extension is here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/forums/forum/coinpayments-net-coin-adapter-extension-support/

You can also email me any logs you find.

Looking forward to your reply.

with regards,

Alex

Hello,

Let’s take for example BTC:

1. Go to the currency that represents BTC, and ensure that the Coingecko ID is set correctly (bitcoin) in this case.
2. Go to Settings → Bitcoin & Altcoin Wallets → Exchange Rates and select USD. This indicates that you are interested in the exchange rates of various currencies against USD. These are the “VS Currencies”.
3. Now the cron jobs, if running, will keep the exchange rates for bitcoin updated. You can verify if the cron jobs are running from Dashboard → Bitcoin and Altcoin Wallets → Debug → Cron jobs last ran on. You can also check to see the exchange rates in the Currency editor.
4. Use the [wallets_rates] shortcode to display a list of currencies enabled on your system, which should include BTC. Clicking on the exchange rate will rotate between the exchange rates to the various VS currencies.
5. In other UIs, wherever there is a value for Bitcoin, there will also be a gray value in italics below it. This is also clickable, and will rotate between all the VS Currencies that are enabled. This way the user can select to see amounts both as they are, and converted to the currency that the user is comfortable with.
6. It is also possible to retrieve the exchange rates via the plugin’s WP-REST API for use in JavaScript. The endpoints that retrieve currencies (e.g. /dswallets/v1/currencies) will also retrieve the exchange rates of the currencies against all VS Currencies. Let me know if you need any help with this. The documentation for accessing the WP-REST API is at: Wallets Admin Docs→ Developer Reference → Wallet APIs → WP-REST-API.

Hope this helps. Please do ask me here again, if you need anything else about exchange rates. If you have a question about a separate topic, please open a new thread.

with regards,

Alex

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The plugin is built to communicate with the RPC port of the wallet. No other way around this. I guess you must find a different hosting provider that can add a firewall rule for you. It’s a pretty common request.