No, but it is possible for the admin to select the coins that are acceptable as payment by the user in the shopping cart. Go to WooCommerce -> Settings -> Payments -> Bitcoin and Altcoin Wallets -> Accepted coins, and Ctrl+click the coins you wish to allow, then click on “Save Changes”.

The vendor normally receives commissions in the same currency as that used by the customer to pay for the cart.

If the customer used some other gateway rather that the cryptocurrency gateway, then the vendor will receive their commission in the currency that they have designated as “Fallback currency for commissions” in the vendor dashboard. If this fallback currency is not available in the site’s wallet, the vendor will get an error message and can contact the admin about this. The commission can then be retried when the admin has replenished the wallet’s funds.

I am aware that this is not ideal, but unfortunately it is not possible for me to improve the commissions gateway any further. It was hard enough to get this to work, as WCMp is not easy to extend with payment gateways, and I had to resort to all sorts of DB hacks to make this work.

with regards

Yes, one issue is that an order can have sub-orders to many vendors. And also, another issue is that commissions have to be paid in crypto for all payments, not just those done in crypto. Unfortunately all marketplace plugins are a mess, because WooCommerce was never built for this. You can get a multivendor plugin to work and you can get it to work with crypto, but you will always have to disallow certain features or options. It’s complicated 🙂