Odoo POS Wallee Payment Acquirer integrates Wallee payment gateway with POS system for secure transactions.
It enables real-time QR POS payments directly in the Odoo POS interface through seamless integration with the POS Payment Base module using Odoo POS Wallee Payment Acquirer.
It ensures smooth processing of POS payment gateway with reliable transaction tracking and payment status updates.
Prerequisites for using Odoo POS Wallee Payment Acquirer
The module name Odoo works in conjunction with the following module:
POS payment base module
You must install the module mentioned above to use the module name.
- Support for QR-based payments at points of sale
- Hosted and secure card payment page
- Real-time payment status updates
- Payline Protection Rules
- Back-end transaction tracking
- Fast, contactless payments
- Secure credential-based configuration
- Smooth payment flow at point of sale
- Once you purchase the application from the Webkul store, you will receive a link to download module zip deposit.
- Extract the file to your system once the download is complete. As a result, you will be able to see a folder named- pos_wallee_payment_acquirer.
- Copy and paste this folder into your Odoo Add-ons Path.
- Now open the Odoo app and click on the Settings menu. Here click on Activate Developer mode.
- Then open the Applications menu and click ‘Update module list.’
- In the search bar, remove all filters and search pos_wallee_payment_acquirer.
- You will be able to see the module in the search results. Click on ‘Enable‘ to install it.
1. Configure Wallee credentials
Go to the backend and open Wallee configuration settings.
Enter the User ID, Authentication Key and Space ID to connect the Wallee payment gateway.
2. Configure Wallee payment method
Go to POS payment methods and create a new method.
Select Wallee as the payment acquirer and enable it for using the POS payment gateway.

3. Select Wallee payment method
Open the POS session and go to the payment screen.
Select Wallee as your payment method to proceed with Odoo QR POS payment.

4. QR code generation screen
After selecting Wallee, the QR code is generated on the POS Payment Basis screen.
This QR code supports Odoo QR POS payment for the exact order amount.

5. Open the hosted payment page
The customer scans the QR code using their device.
A secure page opens using the Wallee payment gateway to enter the card details.

6. Complete payment
Enter the card details and confirm the payment.
This step ensures smooth integration of Odoo payments with secure processing.

7. Processing payment status
Payment status is updated in real time in the POS system.
It reflects the transaction processing status of the POS payment gateway.

8. Back-end transaction records
Go to the backend to view all payment transactions.
Every transaction is stored as part of the Odoo payment integration with appropriate status tracking.

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Current product version – 1.0.0
Supported framework version – Odoo V19, V18
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