For WooCommerce, you can forward order confirmation receipt emails to XXXX@transactionvalidation.com in multiple ways:

Option 1: Add an Additional Recipient in WooCommerce Email Settings

You can configure WooCommerce to send order confirmation emails to an extra email address.

Steps to Add an Additional Email for Order Confirmation:

1. Log into WordPress Admin
2. Go to WooCommerce > Settings
3. Click on the Emails tab
4. Find the email notification called "New Order" or "Customer Invoice/Order Details"
5. Click Manage
6. In the Recipient(s) field, add XXXX@transactionvalidation.com (separate multiple emails with commas)
7. Click Save changes

🔹 This ensures that all order confirmation emails are automatically sent to your webmail.

Option 2: Use an Email Forwarding Rule (Gmail, Outlook, cPanel Webmail, etc.)

If WooCommerce emails are sent to your main email (e.g., yourname@gmail.com), you can set up an automatic forwarding rule:

For cPanel Webmail:

1. Log into cPanel
2. Go to Email > Forwarders
3. Click Add Forwarder
4. Enter the email that receives WooCommerce emails (e.g., orders@yourwebsite.com)
5. Enter the destination email (XXXX@transactionvalidation.com)
6. Click Add Forwarder

For Gmail:

1. Open Gmail and go to Settings > See all settings
2. Click the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab
3. Click Add a forwarding address, enter XXXX@transactionvalidation.com, and verify it
4. Go to the Filters and Blocked Addresses tab
5. Click Create a new filter
6. In the From field, enter WooCommerce’s order email address (yourstore@yourwebsite.com)
7. Click Create filter, then check Forward it to and select XXXX@transactionvalidation.com
8. Click Create filter

Option 3: Use a Plugin for Advanced Email Forwarding

If you want more control over forwarding, use a plugin like:
✅ WP Mail SMTP – Lets you configure email routing.
✅ WooCommerce Multiple Email Recipients – Adds extra email recipients for WooCommerce orders.

📌 Steps to Use WP Mail SMTP:

1. Install and activate WP Mail SMTP
2. Go to WP Mail SMTP > Email Log
3. Enable email logging and set up email forwarding.

You can forward all Stripe receipt emails to your webmail (e.g., XXXX@transactionvalidation.com) using one of the following methods:

Option 1: Use Your Email Provider’s Forwarding Feature

Most email providers, including Gmail, Outlook, and cPanel webmail, allow automatic forwarding of specific emails based on rules.

For Gmail (if you use Gmail to receive Stripe emails)

1. Open Gmail and go to Settings (⚙️) > See all settings.
2. Click the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.
3. Click Add a forwarding address, enter XXXX@transactionvalidation.com, and verify the address.
4. Go to the Filters and Blocked Addresses tab.
5. Click Create a new filter.
6. In the From field, enter receipt@stripe.com or *@stripe.com to capture all Stripe emails.
7. Click Create filter, then check Forward it to and select XXXX@transactionvalidation.com.
8. Click Create filter.

For cPanel Webmail (if you receive Stripe emails in cPanel email)

1. Log into your cPanel account.
2. Go to Email > Forwarders.
3. Click Add Forwarder.
4. Enter your existing email that receives Stripe emails (e.g., your-email@yourdomain.com).
5. Enter the destination email (XXXX@transactionvalidation.com).
6. Click Add Forwarder.

Option 2: Use an Email Automation Tool (Zapier or Make.com)

If you need more advanced filtering, you can use Zapier or Make.com:

1. Create a Zap that triggers when you receive an email from receipt@stripe.com.
2. Use the Email by Zapier action to forward the email to XXXX@transactionvalidation.com.

Option 3: Use Gmail or Outlook Rules (If You Use Those Services for Email Handling)

For Outlook:

1. Go to Settings > Mail > Rules.
2. Create a rule where emails from receipt@stripe.com are forwarded to XXXX@transactionvalidation.com.

Option 4: Add Your Webmail as a Secondary Email in Stripe

You can add XXXX@transactionvalidation.com as a secondary recipient for all Stripe email receipts.

Steps to Add an Additional Email in Stripe

1. Log in to Stripe: Go to Stripe Dashboard.
2. Go to Business Settings: Click on your profile (top right) > Settings.
3. Email Preferences:
   • Navigate to Notifications > Emails.
   • Add XXXX@transactionvalidation.com as an additional recipient under the relevant sections (e.g., receipts, payments, etc.).
4. Save Changes.

This method ensures that Stripe automatically sends transaction emails to your webmail.