WooChainPro

WooChainPro describes a WooCommerce plugin that issues a certificate on Optimism or Arbitrum after an eligible purchase. Customers use the store’s existing payment methods and provide a receiving wallet. The public site also describes a lookup page for checking certificate records. ProjectRadar read these public explanations without installing the plugin or connecting a wallet.

The site says stores choose whether their contract can freeze, revoke, or force-transfer certificates, and that these rights cannot be changed after deployment. A buyer would need to understand those powers before treating a certificate as something they control permanently. Minting, transfers, revocation, and the accuracy of the public lookup are Not reviewed.

The site describes domain verification linking a certificate contract to a store. That does not by itself establish that a physical item is genuine or that every statement attached to it is correct. The plugin is listed as free to install with platform fees paid in USDC, so a store should check the full operating requirements before adopting it. Security, costs in practice, and compatibility with an existing WooCommerce setup are Not reviewed.