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ODARAB Redirect: Build a Clean Low-Risk Checkout for High-Risk WooCommerce Payments

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How to cloak, hide, and clean the checkout page of your Low-Risk website for safe iFrame display inside your High-Risk website.

Tutorial Video: CODARAB Redirect in Action

Watch the full step-by-step video tutorial:
CODARAB Redirect: Build a Clean Checkout for High-Risk Sites

Introduction

High-risk WooCommerce stores (IPTV, digital products, virtual cards, adult products, coaching, etc.) often face strong restrictions from traditional card payment gateways. One of the safest solutions is to redirect the checkout to a Low-Risk Website (Website B), while keeping users visually inside Website A using a fully cloaked iFrame.

To make this work, the checkout page on Website B must be clean, empty, and isolated, with:

  • No header
  • No footer
  • No sidebar
  • No menus or popups
  • No branding elements from Website B

This guide shows you exactly how to prepare your Low-Risk checkout page using CODARAB Redirect / Cloaking so that it can be safely loaded inside an iFrame on your High-Risk site.

Why You Need a Clean Low-Risk Checkout for High-Risk Stores

When a customer on Website A confirms a payment, the actual checkout form can live on Website B (Low-Risk), but is displayed inside an iFrame. If the checkout page on Website B still displays its theme layout, headers, or menus, the iFrame will expose Website B’s identity and break the cloaking effect.

That’s why you must:

  • Remove all design elements of Website B on the checkout page
  • Keep only the WooCommerce checkout form
  • Use a blank Elementor Canvas template

What You’ll Learn in This Guide

In this article, you will learn how to:

  • Clean the checkout page of Website B (Low-Risk)
  • Use Elementor Canvas to hide all theme elements
  • Insert the WooCommerce checkout shortcode
  • Prepare the page for iFrame display inside Website A
  • Combine this with CODARAB Redirect for secure High-Risk payment processing

The 10 Essential Steps (Elementor + WooCommerce)

1. Get CODARAB Redirect / Cloaking Plugin

First, install the official redirect & cloaking solution for High-Risk WooCommerce stores:
CODARAB Redirect – WooCommerce Checkout Redirect & Cloaking

2. Open the Checkout Page of Website B

Go to WordPress > Pages on Website B (Low-Risk), then open the page that is used as the WooCommerce Checkout page (usually called “Checkout”).

3. Edit the Checkout Page With Elementor

Click on “Edit with Elementor” to customize the layout of the checkout page.

4. Remove the Old Checkout Content

Delete any existing:

  • WooCommerce block checkout
  • Shortcodes that are no longer needed
  • Extra sections, columns, or widgets

You want to start from a clean base.

5. Add a New Widget Zone

In Elementor, add a new section or use an existing empty section to host your checkout form.

6. Add a Shortcode Widget

Drag the “Shortcode” widget into the section where you want the checkout form to appear. This will allow you to load the classic WooCommerce checkout via shortcode.

7. Hide the Page Title

In the page settings or Elementor settings, disable or hide the page title so it doesn’t show above the checkout form.

8. Switch Template to Elementor Canvas

In the page settings (bottom left gear icon in Elementor), change the template to “Elementor Canvas”. This will:

  • Hide the header
  • Hide the footer
  • Hide the sidebar and menus
  • Remove all global theme elements from Website B

The result is a blank layout containing only the content you define with Elementor.

9. Double-Check That the Title Is Hidden

Scroll up and down to verify that:

  • No page title is displayed
  • No logo, menu, or breadcrumbs appear
  • The page really looks like a simple white canvas with only one zone for the checkout form

10. Insert the WooCommerce Checkout Shortcode

In the Shortcode widget, paste the WooCommerce checkout shortcode:

Click “Update” to save your changes. Your Low-Risk checkout page is now:

  • Clean
  • Isolated
  • Ready to be loaded inside Website A via iFrame

Benefits for High-Risk WooCommerce Stores

With this structure, you get:

  • Stable processing of card payments via a Low-Risk environment
  • Visual continuity for the customer (they feel they are still on Website A)
  • Reduced risk of bans from traditional gateways
  • Faster, simpler checkout without distractions
  • Full compatibility with payment solutions like CODARAB Pay and CODARAB Crypto

Recommended Internal Resources for High-Risk Payments

CODARAB Redirect & Checkout Redirection

Secure Payment Gateways for High-Risk Stores

Final Thoughts

By properly cleaning and isolating the checkout page of Website B, you allow CODARAB Redirect to do its job:

  • Website A (High-Risk) keeps a professional and consistent checkout experience
  • Website B (Low-Risk) safely processes payments in the background
  • Gateways see a compliant Low-Risk environment, while customers never feel redirected

If you manage High-Risk products and want to protect your payment accounts while keeping conversions high, a clean Low-Risk checkout combined with CODARAB Redirect is one of the most effective solutions you can implement on WordPress and WooCommerce.

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