Implementation guide

WooCommerce EU Withdrawal Button

WooCommerce stores that want an external hosted workflow and exportable request records.

WooCommerce merchants can add the hosted withdrawal page as a WordPress menu item, footer widget, policy page link, or theme snippet while keeping request records in a separate dashboard.

Install steps

1. Create a production store profile and copy the hosted URL.
2. Add the URL to Appearance > Menus, a footer block, or a policy page in WordPress.
3. If your theme supports custom HTML, add the widget snippet to the footer or account area.
4. Use the merchant dashboard to review requests and export records when available on the plan.

Create withdrawal button Check my store

Generated snippets

Exact URLs and public keys are generated in the merchant dashboard after the store is created.

<a href="https://euwithdrawalbutton.app/w/your-store-slug">Withdraw from contract here</a>


<script async src="https://euwithdrawalbutton.app/widget.js" data-store="your-public-key"></script>

CONFIRMATION BUTTON

Confirm withdrawal

Why hosted can be simpler

Many WooCommerce stores run many plugins and custom themes. A hosted link avoids another plugin dependency for the withdrawal entry point.

The request workflow remains available even while the WordPress theme or checkout stack changes.

Back-office use

The request record includes customer email, contract or order reference, request number, submitted timestamp, and withdrawal statement content.

Teams can match those fields against WooCommerce orders or helpdesk tickets without granting this service write access to WordPress.

Questions

Does it modify WooCommerce orders?

No. It records withdrawal requests and leaves order handling to the merchant.

Can I use a no-code placement?

Yes. A hosted footer or policy-page link is enough for stores that do not want script embeds.

EUWithdrawalButton.app helps merchants implement an electronic withdrawal workflow. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.