Partial Payment EMI for Magento 2

Introduction

Partial Payment EMI Magento 2: This module allows the admin to add a feature for the customer to purchase products on an EMI option.

This is additionally a foothold to the admin as more and more sales are regenerate by enabling this module.

This module makes use of the Stripe service, which allows consumers to break transactions through several billing statements.

As if it were a regular bill, the admin receives the entire sum (minus a fee), and the customer’s bank is in charge of receiving the money over time.

Furthermore, the admin can set the payment calculation for the EMI globally and per product-wise also. The admin can Set installment and installment periods from their end.

The admin can even set the payment calculation operation as fixed/percentage and the payment will appear to customers. This module also allowed the admin to configure the terms and conditions message for the partial payment.

Features of Partial Payment EMI for Magento 2

·         The admin can configure specific payment methods to accept payment.

·         It allows the customers to pay into easy monthly installments.

·         The admin can set installment, downpayment, and installment periods from the backend.

·         The admin has an option to set downpayment and partial payment fees.

·         It allows the admin to pay EMI from the backend on behalf of the customer.

·         The admin can choose a partial payment facility for particular customer groups and payment methods.

·         The admin can enable/disable the Partial Payment EMI option separately for the product from the backend.

Installation of Partial Payment EMI for Magento 2

Customers will get a zip folder and they have to extract the contents of this zip folder on their system. Thus, the extracted folder has an src folder, inside the src folder you have the app folder.

You need to transfer this app folder into the Magento2 root directory on the server as shown below.

Hence, after the successful installation, you have to run these commands in the Magento2 root directory.

First command-

1	composer require stripe/stripe-php:~7.40

Second command-

2	php bin/magento setup:upgrade

Third Command –

3	php bin/magento setup:di:compile

Fourth Command –

4	php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy

So, post running the commands, you have to flush the cache from the Magento admin panel by navigating through->System->Cache management.

Multilingual Support

For multilingual support, the admin will navigate through Store->Configuration->General ->Locale Options. 

Henceforth, select the locale as German (the language into which the admin wants to translate his store content).

Module Translation

If a user wants to translate their module from English to German. Henceforth, they need to follow the path app/code/Webkul/PartialPaymentEMI/i18n in their unzipped Magento2 SMSA folder.

Therein one can get a CSV file with the name “en_US.csv”.

Now they will rename that CSV as “de_DE.csv” and translate all right side content after the comma in the German language.

So, after editing the CSV, save it and then upload it to the path app/code/Webkul/PartialPaymentEMI/i18n where they have installed Magento2 on the server. So, the module will get translated into the German Language.

It supports both RTL and LTR languages.