To buy a WordPress license with JazzCash or Easypaisa: add the product to cart at WPProKit, choose JazzCash/Easypaisa at checkout, and you'll receive the merchant account details. Send the payment from your JazzCash/Easypaisa app, share the transaction ID (TID), and your license is installed and activated on your site — usually within 1–3 minutes of sharing access.
Most premium WordPress plugins are priced in dollars and require international cards — which most Pakistanis don't have. That's why buying from a local seller with JazzCash/Easypaisa is the practical route. You pay in rupees, from the wallet app already on your phone, and there's a real person on WhatsApp if anything goes wrong. Here's exactly how it works at WPProKit.
Why most Pakistanis can't just pay with a card
If you've ever tried to buy a WordPress plugin directly from the developer's website, you already know the frustration. The checkout page asks for a credit card, the price is in US dollars, and your local debit card gets declined. This isn't a problem with your card — it's how the system works, and it affects most buyers in Pakistan.
First, almost every premium WordPress product — Elementor Pro, WP Rocket, Rank Math Pro, Astra Pro — is priced in dollars and sold through international payment gateways. These gateways need a card enabled for international transactions. Most debit cards issued by Pakistani banks are domestic-only by default, which means the payment fails before it even starts.
Second, getting an international card isn't simple. It usually means maintaining a foreign-currency account or specifically requesting international activation from your bank, and even then, every dollar purchase converts at the bank's exchange rate plus fees. A $59 license can end up costing noticeably more than the sticker price by the time it hits your statement.
Third, PayPal — the payment method most of the world uses for small online purchases — simply doesn't operate for sending payments from Pakistan. So the two easiest global options, international cards and PayPal, are both out of reach for the average Pakistani freelancer, blogger, or small business owner.
This is exactly the gap WPProKit fills. Instead of fighting with cards and currency conversion, you pay in rupees through the mobile wallet already on your phone — JazzCash or Easypaisa — and WPProKit handles the license side. You get the same official license, installed and activated on your site, without ever touching a dollar payment. If you're comparing official licenses against risky alternatives first, read our official vs GPL licenses guide so you know what you're actually paying for.
Which payment methods does WPProKit accept?
WPProKit accepts JazzCash and Easypaisa — Pakistan's two major mobile wallets. Bank transfers and cards are not currently offered, so have one of these two apps ready with sufficient balance before you order.
What to keep ready before you order
A little preparation makes the whole process take minutes instead of back-and-forth messages. Before you click that order button, have these five things ready:
- Know exactly which product you want. Browse the WPProKit store and decide — for example, Elementor Pro or a theme like WoodMart. If you're unsure which plan fits, check the Elementor Pro price breakdown for Pakistan to see what each option includes before you pay.
- Your email address. Order confirmations and license details go here, so use an inbox you actually check.
- Your WhatsApp number. This is the main communication channel — payment verification, merchant account details, and activation updates all happen on WhatsApp.
- Sufficient wallet balance. Open your JazzCash or Easypaisa app and confirm you have at least the order amount available. Topping up mid-order wastes time.
- Access to your WordPress dashboard. After payment, you'll create a temporary admin user for the installation. You don't need to share anything yet — just know your wp-admin login works.
With these ready, most orders go from cart to activated license in under 15 minutes.
The complete WPProKit order flow, step by step
Here's the full journey from browsing to a working license, so there are no surprises:
- Choose your product. Go to wpprokit.com, open the product page, and read what's included — every product page lists the exact scope (for example, WP Rocket covers install + activate on your dashboard).
- Add to cart and check out. Click Add to cart, review your cart, and proceed to checkout. Fill in your name, email, and WhatsApp number carefully — these are used to verify your order.
- Select JazzCash or Easypaisa. Choose your wallet as the payment method and place the order. You'll get an order number — save it.
- Receive the merchant account details. WPProKit sends you their JazzCash or Easypaisa account number — on the checkout confirmation or via WhatsApp.
- Send the payment from your wallet app. Open your app, go to Send Money → Mobile Account, enter the merchant number and the exact order amount, and confirm.
- Share your transaction ID (TID). Your app shows a TID on the receipt screen. Screenshot it and send it on WhatsApp with your order number.
- Share temporary WordPress access. In your dashboard, create a new admin user (Users → Add New), and share the username and password on WhatsApp.
- Activation in 1–3 minutes. The team installs and activates your official license. Once confirmed, delete the temporary user or change the password back.
That's the entire process. No cards, no currency conversion, no waiting days for a license key email.
How do you pay with JazzCash?
- Add your product to cart. Browse the products and click Add to cart, then go to checkout.
- Choose JazzCash at checkout. Select JazzCash as your payment method and place the order.
- Get the merchant account details. You'll receive WPProKit's JazzCash account number (via the checkout page or WhatsApp).
- Open your JazzCash app. Go to Send Money → Mobile Account, enter the merchant's account number and the exact order amount.
- Confirm and note the TID. After sending, your app shows a Transaction ID (TID) — screenshot it or copy it.
- Share the TID. Send the TID to WPProKit on WhatsApp along with your order number.
- Share temporary WordPress access. Create a temporary admin user on your site and share the login.
- Done — activated in 1–3 minutes. The team installs and activates your official license. Change your password back afterwards.
Getting your JazzCash app ready
Before you start, make sure your JazzCash app is updated and you're logged in. Check your balance on the home screen — it must cover the full order amount. If you're short, top up first through a retailer, bank transfer into your wallet, or a funds transfer from another JazzCash account. Don't start the order until the balance is confirmed; a failed payment because of low balance just adds delay.
Finding the right menu: Send Money → Mobile Account
This is the step where most first-timers hesitate. Open the JazzCash app and tap Send Money. You'll see options like Mobile Account, Bank Account, and CNIC. Choose Mobile Account — this sends money to another JazzCash mobile wallet, which is what the merchant account is. Enter the merchant's mobile number exactly as shared with you, double-checking each digit. Then enter the exact order amount — not a rounded figure, not one rupee more or less. The app will show you the recipient's name before you confirm; verify it matches the name WPProKit gave you.
Confirming and reading your receipt
After you confirm with your MPIN, the app shows a success screen with the Transaction ID (TID) — a long reference number. This TID is your proof of payment and the key WPProKit uses to match your money to your order. Screenshot this screen immediately. Don't rely on memory or assume you'll find it later — wallet apps bury old receipts in history menus. Send the screenshot (or the typed TID) on WhatsApp along with your order number, and keep the screenshot until your license is confirmed active.
How do you pay with Easypaisa?
The process is identical, just in the Easypaisa app:
- Add the product to cart and choose Easypaisa at checkout.
- Note the merchant's Easypaisa account number provided after you order.
- Open your Easypaisa app → Send Money → Mobile Account, enter the account number and exact amount.
- Complete the transfer and save the Transaction ID (TID).
- Share the TID plus your order number on WhatsApp.
- Share temporary WordPress admin access.
- Your license is installed and activated — usually within 1–3 minutes.
Getting your Easypaisa app ready
Same preparation as JazzCash: updated app, logged in, balance confirmed. Easypaisa shows your balance prominently on the home screen. If you need to add money, you can do it via linked bank account, debit card top-up inside the app, or cash at any Easypaisa retailer. Make sure the balance covers the order total before you begin.
Sending to a mobile account in Easypaisa
Tap Send Money, then select Mobile Account. Enter the merchant's Easypaisa number carefully — one wrong digit sends your money to a stranger, and wallet transfers can't be reversed. Enter the exact order amount, review the confirmation screen (check the recipient name and amount twice), then approve with your PIN. The receipt screen displays your Transaction ID — screenshot it right away and send it on WhatsApp with your order number.
What the TID looks like and why it matters
The TID (Transaction ID) is a unique reference number generated for every transfer — think of it as the tracking number for your payment. WPProKit receives many payments daily; the TID is how they instantly find yours and mark your order as paid. Without it, they'd have to manually search by amount and time, which slows everything down. Always send the TID, never just say “payment sent.”
What about bank transfer?
Many customers ask whether they can pay by direct bank transfer instead of a mobile wallet. Currently, WPProKit accepts JazzCash and Easypaisa only — bank transfers and cards are not offered. There are practical reasons for this: wallet transfers are instant and work 24/7, while bank transfers can take hours to clear and are harder to verify quickly against an order.
If you don't keep money in a mobile wallet but do have a bank account, the workaround is simple: transfer funds from your bank account into your own JazzCash or Easypaisa wallet first (both apps support bank-to-wallet top-ups, or you can do it via your bank's app/IBFT), then pay WPProKit from the wallet. You get the speed of wallet payment without needing to keep a standing wallet balance.
Where do you send the transaction ID?
Send your TID to WPProKit on WhatsApp together with your order number. This is how your payment gets matched to your order — without the TID, verification takes longer. Keep the screenshot until your license is confirmed active.
A good WhatsApp message looks like this: your order number, the TID, and the product name — for example: “Order #1234, TID 98765432109, Elementor Pro.” Short, complete, and it lets support verify you in one glance instead of asking follow-up questions.
How long does activation take after payment?
Once your payment is verified and you've shared temporary WordPress admin access, activation takes 1 to 3 minutes. Total time from payment to a working license is typically under 15 minutes.
The 1–3 minute figure is the actual installation time. The rest of the 15 minutes is the back-and-forth: you sending the payment, sharing the TID, and creating the temporary admin user. The faster you complete your side — payment sent, TID shared, access ready — the faster the whole thing finishes. Orders placed with everything ready are routinely done in under 10 minutes.
Is it safe to pay with mobile wallets?
Yes — with basic precautions:
- Always use the official JazzCash/Easypaisa apps, never a link someone sends you.
- Double-check the account number before sending — mobile wallet transfers can't be reversed.
- Send the exact order amount so your payment matches automatically.
- Keep your TID screenshot until activation is confirmed.
- Never share your wallet PIN or OTP with anyone — WPProKit will never ask for it.
Verify the seller before you pay
Mobile wallet payments go directly to a person's account, so make sure that person is legitimate before sending money. Check that the seller has a real website (wpprokit.com), an active WhatsApp presence, and clear product pages describing exactly what you're buying. Be suspicious of sellers who only operate through random WhatsApp numbers with no website, pressure you to pay immediately, or offer prices dramatically below everyone else — those are classic signs of the nulled/cracked plugin trade, which leaves your site exposed. Our official vs GPL guide explains why suspiciously cheap “lifetime” offers usually aren't official licenses at all.
Protect your OTPs and PINs
This deserves repeating because it's the most common way people lose money: no legitimate seller will ever ask for your wallet PIN, OTP, or app login. WPProKit only needs your transaction ID and order number — both are safe to share because they only prove a payment happened; they can't be used to move money. If anyone claiming to be support asks for your PIN or a forwarded OTP code, stop immediately — that's a scam attempt, no matter how convincing the message looks.
What if my payment doesn't go through?
- “Insufficient balance” — top up your wallet and try again; your order stays reserved.
- Wrong amount sent — message WhatsApp support with your TID; small differences can usually be adjusted against the order.
- TID not recognised — check you sent it from the same number/account, and that the screenshot clearly shows the full TID.
- No response after payment — WhatsApp support is included with every order; if activation fails and can't be resolved, the on-site refund policy covers you in full.
What to do if your payment is delayed
Sometimes the money leaves your wallet but the confirmation is slow to appear on the merchant's side — usually during peak hours or network congestion. Don't panic and don't send a second payment. First, check your wallet's transaction history to confirm the transfer actually completed (a “pending” status means it hasn't gone through yet). If it shows completed, send the TID on WhatsApp and give support a short window to verify — they can trace it with the reference number. Sending a duplicate payment “just in case” is how people end up paying twice, so always verify the first transfer's status before trying again.
Sent money to the wrong number?
Act fast. Mobile wallet transfers generally can't be reversed by the sender, but if you catch it immediately, contact JazzCash/Easypaisa helpline and report the erroneous transfer with your TID — in some cases they can flag it. Then message WPProKit on WhatsApp, explain what happened, and don't send a fresh payment until support advises you. This is exactly why the guides above stress checking every digit before confirming.
What happens if activation fails?
Failed activations are rare, but here's the honest process. If the team can't activate your license — for example, a plugin conflict on your site or a version mismatch — support will first try to resolve it with you on WhatsApp: checking the WordPress version, deactivating conflicting plugins, or trying an alternative install method. Most issues are fixed at this stage.
If the problem genuinely can't be resolved and the license can't be delivered as described, the on-site refund policy covers you in full — you don't pay for something you didn't receive. Keep your TID screenshot and order number until everything is confirmed working; they're your proof of purchase if any dispute ever arises. This is another reason to buy from a seller with a real website and a stated refund policy rather than a random chat contact who can disappear.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay for WordPress licenses with JazzCash? Yes. Choose JazzCash at WPProKit's checkout, send the amount to the merchant account provided, and share the transaction ID (TID) on WhatsApp. Your license is then installed and activated on your site.
Can I pay with Easypaisa? Yes — Easypaisa works exactly the same way: select it at checkout, transfer to the merchant account in your Easypaisa app, and share the TID to verify your order.
Do you accept bank transfer or cards? Currently WPProKit accepts JazzCash and Easypaisa only. Bank transfers and debit/credit cards are not offered at this time.
How do I confirm my payment was received? Share your transaction ID (TID) and order number on WhatsApp. Once matched, you'll get confirmation — and your license is installed and activated within 1–3 minutes of sharing temporary WordPress access.
Why can't I just pay with my debit card? Most Pakistani debit cards aren't enabled for international transactions, and plugin developers bill in dollars through foreign gateways. Paying a local seller in rupees via JazzCash/Easypaisa avoids the card problem entirely.
Do I need a JazzCash/Easypaisa account, or can someone else pay for me? Anyone's wallet can send the payment, but the TID must be shared from your order's WhatsApp chat so it gets matched correctly. Make sure whoever pays forwards you the TID screenshot.
Is there an extra fee for paying with JazzCash/Easypaisa? Wallet-to-wallet transfers of these amounts are typically free or carry only a nominal charge set by the wallet provider, not by WPProKit. You pay exactly the product price shown at checkout.
What is a TID and where do I find it? The Transaction ID is the unique reference number your wallet app shows on the payment success screen. Screenshot it immediately after paying — it's the proof WPProKit uses to verify your order.
Can I get a refund if the license doesn't work? Yes. If activation genuinely can't be completed, the on-site refund policy covers you in full. Keep your TID and order number as proof of purchase.
Do I have to share my WordPress password? You share temporary admin access (a new admin user you create) so the team can install and activate the license. Delete the temporary user or change the password once activation is confirmed.
How long does the whole process take? Typically under 15 minutes end to end: a few minutes for payment and TID sharing, and 1–3 minutes for the actual activation once access is shared.
Is it safe to share my TID on WhatsApp? Yes. A TID only proves a payment happened — it can't be used to move money. Never share your wallet PIN or OTP codes, though; no legitimate seller will ask for those.