Step-by-step walkthrough

Connect PrestaShop to Ignyt

Create a Webservice key for Ignyt. Checkout runs through the Ignyt bridge module, using PrestaShop’s own tax, shipping and vouchers.

Checkout and cataloguePrestaShop 9.2 testedSelf-serve in the portal5 steps

What you’ll need

Ignyt checks your store for order updates

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Step 1 of 5

Do these first so Ignyt’s checks pass the first time.

Your store on public HTTPSIgnyt only connects to secure https:// addresses.
Key permissionsRead products, combinations, stock and options. Checkout also needs orders and carts.
The Ignyt bridge module, for checkoutIgnyt provides it. Catalogue sync works without it.
Store currency set to AEDIgnyt launches with UAE merchants and dirham pricing.

I’ve done this step

After your store is connected

A connected store doesn’t mean checkout or payouts are ready. Ignyt confirms each of these separately.

Import your products
Products, prices and stock sync from your store. You choose what platforms can see.
You
Checkout checks
For platforms with checkout, Ignyt places Sandbox test orders to certify quotes, coupons, orders and recovery.
Ignyt
Set up payouts
Finish Stripe’s secure onboarding so sales can be paid to your bank in AED.
You
Order updates & support
Agree who handles order notifications, delivery questions and support hours.
You and Ignyt
Final review & go live
Ignyt confirms every check and approves Production before any go-live date.
Ignyt

Requirements reflect Ignyt’s current connectors. The merchant portal shows what your connection supports once it’s checked.