Hello everyone and the WPManageNinja Team!

I’ve been following the development of FluentCart closely, and I believe you have a massive opportunity to completely dominate the Latin American market right out of the gate. But to do this, we need to look beyond Stripe and PayPal.

The Blind Spot of Traditional Cart Plugins:
Right now, platforms like WooCommerce and SureCart are obsessed with Credit Card gateways. But in Brazil (the largest economy in LatAm), global commerce has rapidly shifted to an Instant, Zero-Cost, Real-Time Payment protocol backed by the Central Bank called PIX.

The Hard Data:
PIX currently moves an average of $60+ Million USD daily (R$ 313 Million BRL/day). Merchants here no longer want to pay 3%+ credit card fees or wait days for their money. They want instant liquidity.

The FluentCart Opportunity:
If an agency wants to sell a digital product or service today using WP, they are forced to use bloated e-commerce plugins just to process a PIX payment via workarounds. If FluentCart launches with a Native PIX Integration, you will instantly make traditional carts obsolete for thousands of LatAm developers.

The workflow is simple: User checks out -> FluentCart generates a dynamic PIX QR Code/Copy-Paste Key on screen -> Customer pays from their bank app -> Webhook confirms instantly -> FluentCart delivers the product.

The API Roadmap (Asaas):
The most developer-friendly and robust gateway to integrate this is Asaas. I have already mapped the documentation:
Creating a PIX Charge: https://docs.asaas.com/reference/criar-nova-cobranca

My Offer as a Strategic Partner:
I run Kstros, an agency based in Brazil focused on high-performance WordPress infrastructure. If the FluentCart team decides to tap into this goldmine, I am volunteering my team as your local strategic partner. We can provide Sandbox credentials, test the endpoints, validate the UX, and ensure it perfectly fits the LatAm merchant's needs.

Let’s make FluentCart the undisputed king of checkout in LatAm. Who else in the community needs native PIX? Let’s make some noise! 🇧🇷🔥

Best regards,

Jayron Castro
CEO, Kstros.com

The team has been heads down on advanced variations for a while now. I've been watching it come together and they made it so good.

Here's the thing. They wanted to keep it pro only. Made sense on paper, it's a serious feature. But I said no. Variations are core to how people actually sell, and something this useful shouldn't sit behind a paywall. So it's going out for everyone.

The part I'm most happy about is the admin side. Managing variations is instantaneous. No spinners, no waiting for things to save, no clunky screens. You work, and it keeps up with you.

Would love to hear what you think once it lands.

Shahjahan Jewel, please look into this. I'm using wordpress 2025 theme

The checkout page of Fluent Cart is missing some information in dark mode, as you can see in the attached image.

• Under the "Payment" tab - The "Available payment methods on Checkout" is missing in dark mode
• Under the "Order summary" tab - The "Order summary" title is missing in dark mode
• Under the "Order summary" tab - The "Subtotal & Amount" title is missing in dark mode

Why not have option for poscode rate. because different poscode have different price.. Shahjahan Jewel 

In product filter is still bad position for CZK (Kč) currency. It is before value and without spacing. See screenshot. For example product price how is it showed is still more acceptable.

I can fix it with CSS with RTL atribute to change currency position but I think this should work natively.

Would love to be able to do a one-click migration from SureCart to FluentCart. Right now we have two carts so we can integrate payments into FluentBooking. …

Hi,

FluentCart has an option in Settings (Store Settings > Product Page) to customize the product slug.

By default: /item/
Can be customized to: /p/ (a better slug for products).

However, there's currently no option to customize the category slug.

By default: /product-categories/
Could be customized to: /c/ (a better slug for categories).

We'd recommend adding this option right below the custom product slug field in the settings.

Sarkar Ripon Shahjahan Jewel 

The following snippet works for now, for anyone who needs it:

add_filter('register_taxonomy_args', function ($args, $taxonomy, $object_type) {
if ($taxonomy === 'product-categories') {
$args['rewrite'] = ['slug' => 'c'];
}
return $args;
}, 10, 3);

Heads-up for everyone selling to EU consumers: from 19 June 2026 every online shop must show a dedicated online withdrawal button — a one-click way for customers to withdraw from a contract (new Art. 11a of the Consumer Rights Directive, EU 2023/2673). It has to be prominent, lead to a simple two-step confirmation, and the customer must get an acknowledgement on a durable medium. No dark patterns allowed.

I couldn't find anything that did this properly for FluentCart, so I built one — and I'm giving it away for free, open source.

WWU Withdrawal Button supports FluentCart on day one (and WooCommerce), through a shared adapter layer. It gives you:

• the withdrawal button with the exact statutory wording per language (IT/EN/DE/FR/ES);
• a clean two-step statement → confirmation flow;
• an automatic acknowledgement email + PDF + a permanent verifiable link;
• a tamper-evident, append-only log with a free trusted timestamp (OpenTimestamps), and automatic logging of the refund so you can prove you reimbursed within the 14-day deadline;
• a Gutenberg block + shortcodes, and full CSS theming;
• a merchant dashboard that explains exactly what to do when a request comes in.

It's genuinely free, GPL, no upsell, no tracking. I'd love feedback from FluentCart users — especially edge cases in your setups — so I can harden the FluentCart adapter before the deadline.

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/An-Idea-For-Business/wwu-withdrawal-button

It's a technical compliance aid, not legal advice — have your setup reviewed by a lawyer.

I submitted a ticket with these questions but figured I'd ask here as well in case other users have similar questions.

Is it currently possible to send more info to Authorize.net when orders are processed?

For example, ideally, it would be possible to send an order description, invoice number string, and line items for each item purchased. All of these are supported by Authorize.net but I don't see any settings inside FluentCart for them.

Thanks in advance!

Hey Fluent Team & Community,
​While the Fluent ecosystem is amazing, there is still a missing link to make it a true funnel powerhouse: a native, deep integration between FluentForms and FluentCart.

Add a native FluentCart Integration inside FluentForms that allows us to:
​Link to Product: Select a specific FluentCart product directly within the form settings.
​Core Field Mapping: Map standard form fields (Name, Email, Phone) so they automatically populate the FluentCart checkout page.
​Custom Field Mapping: Pass custom fields from the form over to FluentCart, allowing us to capture and expand on custom checkout data.

There is no solution in fluentcart to add custom fields and no deep integration to add more information to products.