TBC Card Payment — quick-start

Open the TBC Card product page and click Buy license. License is ₾160 / year per domain with a 14-day no-questions refund window.

On checkout, pick how you'd like to pay (card via Bank of Georgia, or bank transfer in GEL). Bank-transfer orders activate within one business day of the wire landing; card orders activate within seconds.

Sign in and open codeon.ge/downloads. Find TBC Card Payment in the list and click Download.

The download is a ZIP file watermarked with your account. Don't share it — it's tied to your license and will stop working on stores it's not meant for.

In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Select the ZIP you downloaded, click Install Now, then Activate Plugin.

Once activated, you'll see a new admin notice at the top of the screen prompting you for your license key. Click Enter license key— it goes to the plugin's settings screen at WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → TBC Card.

On the plugin settings screen, paste your license key into the License key field and click Save changes.

When the activation succeeds, you'll see:

• A green Active badge with your expiry date (one year from purchase).
• Your store's domain shown as the bound domain — license keys bind on first use.
• The TBC credentials section becomes unlocked underneath.

The TBC credentials section accepts merchantId and apiKey. You'll start with the sandbox / test credentials (the ones with the test_ prefix).

Field: merchantId

Your TBC merchant identifier. Looks like test_M00012345 for sandbox.

Field: apiKey

The API key TBC issued. 32+ character random string. Treat as a secret — never paste into public chats.

Mode

Toggle Sandbox / Production. Start in Sandbox; flip to Production in step 7 once your test order succeeds.

Click Save changes. The plugin pings TBC's status endpoint with these credentials and shows a green Connectedbadge if the handshake succeeds. A red badge means TBC rejected the credentials — usually a typo in the apiKey, or you're still waiting for TBC to activate the merchant account on their side.

Open your storefront in an incognito window so you're not logged in as admin. Add any product to cart, drop the quantity / price down to a 1-tetri test value (you can do this from a hidden test product, or temporarily lower a real product's price), and proceed to checkout.

Pick TBC Card and click Place order. You'll be redirected to TBC's hosted card-entry page.

TBC sandbox test cards

Use one of TBC's sandbox test cards:

Card number  : 4111 1111 1111 1111
Expiry       : any future month / year
CVV          : 123
Name         : any
3-D Secure   : 1234 (when prompted)

Confirm the test charge. TBC redirects back to your store and you should see:

• Order status flips from Pending to Processing.
• A new Order received email lands in your inbox.
• In WooCommerce → Orders, the TBC transaction ID field is populated on the order detail page.
• In TBC's sandbox merchant portal, the test payment shows up in the transaction log within ~5 seconds.

Once your sandbox test passes, flip the Mode toggle to Production and replace the credentials with the production merchantId + apiKey TBC issued (the ones without the test_ prefix). Click Save changes — the green Connectedbadge should reappear, this time against TBC's production endpoint.

Run one more 1-tetri order using a real card (NOT a sandbox test number). The charge will land on your actual card statement; refund it to yourself from WooCommerce → Orders → Refundwhen you're done to make a clean cut.