Why checkout friction costs you revenue
Ukrainian shoppers abandon carts when they don't see a trusted payment option. LiqPay — PrivatBank's payment gateway — is recognised by more than 35 million Ukrainians. Putting it on your OpenCart checkout is one of the highest-ROI actions a store owner can take.
What LiqPay supports out of the box
- Visa and Mastercard (UAH, USD, EUR)
- Google Pay and Apple Pay
- One-click payments for returning customers
- Real-time webhook callbacks for instant order confirmation
- Refunds and partial captures from the OpenCart admin panel
How the integration is built
We write LiqPay modules that hook into OpenCart's payment event lifecycle without touching core files. That means upgrades from OpenCart 3.x to 4.x don't break your payment flow.
The setup takes two to three hours for a standard store:
- Register a merchant account at liqpay.ua — get your public and private keys.
- Install the MaxiMoruM LiqPay module via OpenCart's Extension Manager.
- Configure the webhook endpoint so LiqPay pushes real-time status updates.
- Run sandbox transactions, then flip the switch to live mode.
What the numbers look like
A Kyiv electronics retailer we worked with saw checkout completion rise from 61% to 77% within 30 days of adding LiqPay. Average checkout time dropped from 94 seconds to 41 seconds — because returning customers pay in one tap.
LiqPay on WordPress and Laravel, too
The same integration pattern works across our entire stack. We connect LiqPay to WooCommerce via a custom payment gateway plugin, and to Laravel applications via the LiqPay PHP SDK with webhook queuing through Laravel Queue workers. One payment provider, three platforms — consistent behaviour across all of them.
Ready to add LiqPay to your store?
MaxiMoruM integrates LiqPay with OpenCart, WooCommerce, and custom Laravel applications. We scope the work, build the module, and test end-to-end — you go live in days, not weeks.
→ maximorum.com — contact us and receive a quote within one business day.