Hide Payment Methods For Urser Groups

I have a payment method for allowing all customers to pay by company purchase order at checkout.

It works fine but I want to hide it from a new usergroup I have set up. The problem is if I set it to NOT BE all and select just registered or guest, then the members of this user group can still see it as they are all registered. Is there any way I can hide it from specific user groups.



Thanks

John

How about uncheck Registered and only check the allowed user group(s)?

Thanks, problem with that is then regular “registered” users wont get the opportunity to select purchase order pay method.

I want to show it to everyone, except the usergroups I choose NOT to show it to

I have a similar situation, I accept credit card payments, except from my wholesale customers whom I want ONLY have the option to pay via purchase order, I have CC set to registered and guest, and PO set to wholesale, however wholesale customers can still see CC because they are registered.

such feature requires additional customization so we are glad to develop it for you

Our team will be also happy to develop such modification for you.

did some one develop this functionality as an addon ?

did some one develop this functionality as an addon ?

We have planned to do such add-on.

it would be great to have the same.

We have one use case where we need this :Now what we want is that any user who has been either Guest or Registered User if specifically is assigned to a New Group called Declining User by us due to non payments , we don't want to give the COD Payment and Shipping Method to this group when the user checks out. The issue is that the The Group Registered User is available by default for the users who register on the website. What we want is that even if he is a Registered user but is assigned to Declining User group he should not be able to use COD as for a Payment Method/Shipping Method.

Hope I was able to explain the issue.

Basically it would be an AND Condition for multiple groups. Regsitered User AND belongs to Declined User Group.

it would be great to have the same.

We have one use case where we need this :Now what we want is that any user who has been either Guest or Registered User if specifically is assigned to a New Group called Declining User by us due to non payments , we don't want to give the COD Payment and Shipping Method to this group when the user checks out. The issue is that the The Group Registered User is available by default for the users who register on the website. What we want is that even if he is a Registered user but is assigned to Declining User group he should not be able to use COD as for a Payment Method/Shipping Method.

Hope I was able to explain the issue.

Yes, I understand you. We will add new usergroups setting to disable the payment and shipping for some users.

it would be great to have the same.

We have one use case where we need this :Now what we want is that any user who has been either Guest or Registered User if specifically is assigned to a New Group called Declining User by us due to non payments , we don't want to give the COD Payment and Shipping Method to this group when the user checks out. The issue is that the The Group Registered User is available by default for the users who register on the website. What we want is that even if he is a Registered user but is assigned to Declining User group he should not be able to use COD as for a Payment Method/Shipping Method.

Hope I was able to explain the issue.

Please check https://store.webkul.com/CS-Cart-Payment-Restriction-By-Product.html. This can be further customized to restrict payment.

You already did this custom modification for me in past..

Our team will be also happy to develop such modification for you.

You already did this custom modification for me in past..

Right. But it was not released as separate addon.

Hello!

We are glad to present you our Hide Payment And Shipping Methods add-on that allows you to hide some payment and shipping methods for the certain user group. The discussion is here.