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Thanks for taking the time to respond. The plugin is generating in excess of ten times more addresses than orders.

The store has not been attacked and I only generate a couple of test orders when needed to verify operation, as would anyone. I just had to delete the plugin and start with a new installation because wallet synchronization was a real problem.

Despite the behaviour I have not lost any orders or bitcoin, so I am willing to continue using in hope that the problems will be corrected.

wp_bwwc_btc_addresses table had over 2000 addresses! I set the gap limit greater than the total addresses in the table and that fixed the problem, many thanks.

Should I be concerned about the large number of addresses? Time to delete the plugin and reinstall?

Thanks for the tip, but increasing gap limit to 1000 did not work for me.

I am having the same problem and raising the gap limit to 200 does not help.

A test order changes from on-hold to processing after one hour and is marked paid in full in store, but the receiving address shown for payment is not in my list of Electrum receiving addresses and the payment does NOT show up in the wallet even after two hours but I can see it in the blockchain fine.

I made sure the correct master public key is in the plugin. WordPress and Woocommerce are up to date. Using a hard cron job. Why are the receiving addresses not showing in Electrum 1.7.4?

Switching the plugin back to blockchain until this gets sorted out.