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Beta. This plugin is feature-complete and code-reviewed but has not yet been verified against a live Shopware install. See Known limitations below before relying on it, and test thoroughly in your own staging environment.
The Therius plugin for Shopware 6 replaces standard single-gateway integrations with the Checkout Widget, supporting cards and local alternative payment methods with smart routing. Repository: therius-pay/therius-plugin-shopware

Requirements

  • Shopware 6 with admin access to install extensions
  • A Therius account with API keys and a checkout configuration

Install

  1. Download the plugin .zip.
  2. In the Shopware admin, go to Extensions → My extensions → Upload extension and upload the .zip.
  3. Click Install, then Activate.

Configure

Checkout behavior

Selecting Therius Payments on the confirm page does not render an inline card form. Clicking Complete order opens the Therius Checkout Widget in a lightbox, fetching a fresh checkout session at that moment. Any extra step the payment needs — a 3D Secure challenge, an APM redirect, a microdeposit-verification step — happens inside that same lightbox. Shopware only creates the order once payment has succeeded.

Webhooks

Configure this before taking live payments. Without it, payments that require asynchronous validation stay pending and refunds made from the Therius Dashboard do not reflect in Shopware.
  1. In the Therius Dashboard, go to Developers → Webhooks and add an endpoint pointing at:
    Create one endpoint in Sandbox mode and one in Production mode if you use both.
  2. Subscribe to: payment.authorized, payment.captured, payment.refused, payment.refunded, payment.refund_failed, payment.cancelled, payment.chargeback, payment.capture_failed, payment.cancel_failed.
  3. Copy each environment’s signing secret into the matching Test Webhook Secret / Live Webhook Secret field in the plugin configuration.

Known limitations

Webhook-driven order updates are not working in the current build. The plugin matches incoming webhooks against the Shopware order number, but the identifier it sends to Therius at charge time is the cart token, not the eventual order number — so deliveries for real orders do not match and are logged as “unknown order”. Until this is fixed, captures, refunds, chargebacks, and cancellations performed from the Therius Dashboard do not update the Shopware order status. Refunds are expected to be initiated from the Therius Dashboard rather than the Shopware admin.