How do I accept GCash and Maya in Odoo?

Connect a Philippine payment gateway to Odoo. Xendit is a built-in Odoo payment provider (Odoo 17+) for the Philippines, so it is the quickest to enable; PayMongo works too but needs a custom or third-party integration. Either way, one gateway enables GCash, Maya, ShopeePay, GrabPay, QRPh, cards, and bank transfers at once.

Do I need separate integrations for each e-wallet?

No. One gateway integration (Xendit or PayMongo) covers all the major e-wallets and QRPh at once, so you maintain a single connection and a single settlement stream rather than wiring up each wallet separately.

Can Odoo generate a QRPh code for payments?

Yes. Through Xendit or PayMongo, Odoo can generate QRPh payments, the national interoperable QR standard, so customers pay from any bank or e-wallet app by scanning one code.

Connecting Odoo to local payments in the Philippines: Xendit, PayMongo, GCash, Maya and QRPh

You do not integrate GCash, Maya, ShopeePay and QRPh into Odoo one by one. You connect one Philippine payment gateway, Xendit or PayMongo, and that single integration unlocks all of those e-wallets plus QRPh, cards, and bank transfers at once. Here is how it fits together with Odoo.

The short version

Xendit and PayMongo are aggregators. They already hold the connections to GCash, Maya, ShopeePay, GrabPay, QRPh, cards, and online banking (InstaPay and PESONet). Integrate one of them with Odoo and your customers see all those options at checkout, while you reconcile a single settlement stream.

Xendit vs PayMongo

Both Xendit and PayMongo are solid, developer-friendly gateways covering the same core methods, with typical pricing around 2.5% for e-wallets and roughly 2.9% plus a fixed fee for cards. One practical difference for Odoo users: Xendit is a built-in Odoo payment provider, while PayMongo needs a custom or third-party integration. Choose on payout terms, support, the methods you need, and how much integration work you want to take on.

What one gateway unlocks

E-wallets: GCash, Maya, ShopeePay, GrabPay.
QRPh: the national interoperable QR standard (one QR any bank or wallet can scan).
Cards: Visa and Mastercard.
Bank transfers: InstaPay and PESONet, plus over-the-counter where supported.

How to connect it to Odoo

The two gateways differ here, and it matters. Xendit is a built-in Odoo payment provider from Odoo 17 onward for the Philippines and Indonesia: you enable it and add your API secret key and webhook token, no custom module required (see the official Odoo Xendit docs). PayMongo has no official Odoo provider, so it needs a third-party module or a custom integration built against its API. If you want the lowest-effort path, Xendit's native support is the simplest; PayMongo is very doable, but it is a build, not a toggle.

QRPh, explained

QRPh is the country's standard, interoperable QR code. Instead of a separate QR per wallet, you display one QRPh code and the customer pays from whichever bank or e-wallet app they use. Through Xendit or PayMongo, Odoo can generate QRPh payments without you wiring up each wallet.

Online and in-store

The same gateway covers online (Odoo eCommerce and invoice links) and increasingly in-person flows via QRPh at the counter, so a customer can pay by GCash or Maya in your store and online with the same backend and reporting.

Getting it set up

Pick a gateway, enable the methods you want in its dashboard, connect it to Odoo, and test each method end to end before launch. We set this up as part of process optimization and Odoo implementations for Philippine businesses.