SagePay Payment Gateway
Cards via Opayo (Elavon, formerly SagePay) — hosted Form payment page.

Everything you need to know
About Opayo (SagePay)
Opayo (formerly SagePay), an Elavon company, is one of the UK's most trusted payment gateways.
What Opayo (SagePay) supports
Cards via Opayo (Elavon, formerly SagePay) — hosted Form payment page.
- Payment methods: Cards, PayPal, 3-D Secure
- Where it works: UK and Ireland
- Billing: one-off payments
- Price: free for every PremiumPress member
Setting up Opayo (SagePay) in PremiumPress
Activate the free plugin, then open your theme’s payment settings and add your Opayo (SagePay) credentials:
- Vendor name — Your Opayo vendor name.
- Encryption password — The 16-character Form encryption password (My Opayo → Settings). Used as the AES key + IV.
One-time card payments via the Opayo Form protocol. Amounts are sent with 2 decimal places. Recurring is not enabled in this flow. The plugin requires PremiumPress 12.
Opayo (SagePay) plugin FAQ
What do I need to set up Opayo (SagePay) in WordPress?
You'll need a Opayo (SagePay) account and its Vendor name and Encryption password, which you enter in your PremiumPress theme's payment settings. The plugin itself is free for members.
Does Opayo (SagePay) support recurring subscriptions?
Opayo (SagePay) handles one-off payments in PremiumPress. If you need recurring billing, choose a gateway shown under the Subscriptions filter on the plugins page.
How does the Opayo (SagePay) checkout work?
An AES-encrypted "Crypt" auto-POST to the hosted payment page, with the encrypted return decoded and verified. One-time payments, no SDK.
Plugin Details
- Price
- Free
- Version
- 1.0
- Downloads
- 3,649
- Provider
- Website
Docs, guides & discussion
Official SagePay Payment Gateway documentation, plus community threads and video walkthroughs.