Razorpay & UPI Checkout

For many Indian customers, UPI is the first choice at checkout, with cards and net banking close behind. This module adds a Razorpay-powered checkout to your website or app so buyers can pay the way they prefer (UPI apps, QR codes, debit and credit cards, net banking and wallets) without leaving your brand experience.

Who it's for

D2C brands and saree and textile sellers shipping across India, coaching institutes collecting course fees, clinics taking advance consultation payments, and startups launching their first paid product.

What's included

• Razorpay Checkout integration with UPI intent, UPI collect, QR, cards, net banking and popular wallets.
• Server-side order creation and signature verification, so an order is marked paid only after Razorpay confirms it.
• Webhooks for captured, failed and refunded payments, handled safely so a retried event is never recorded twice.
• Order confirmation by email and, optionally, WhatsApp.
• Payment status and refunds visible in your admin dashboard.
• Optional extras: cash on delivery, partial advance payments, and payment links for orders taken over the phone.

How we build it

On custom builds we use Next.js or React on the front end with a Node.js API, storing orders and payment events in MongoDB or PostgreSQL. On WordPress stores we configure and extend the WooCommerce Razorpay plugin to match your order flow. API keys stay on the server, and every payment is reconciled against Razorpay's records rather than what the browser reports.

Time to add

On an existing site, a standard checkout typically takes one to two weeks, including end-to-end testing in Razorpay's test mode. Custom flows such as subscriptions, split settlements or partial advances are scoped up front so you know the timeline before work starts.

Next step

See how checkout fits into a complete store on our e-commerce development page, or tell us about your checkout and we will recommend the simplest setup for your business.