Payment gateway integrations
Connect the gateway you choose, and the methods it offers, such as cards and UPI, appear at checkout. Card data is handled by the gateway, which carries its own PCI DSS obligations, so card numbers stay off your store.
Features · Payments and checkout
Take payment through the gateway you choose, or by bank transfer and cash on delivery.
Checkout connects to the payment gateway you choose and also accepts manual payments such as bank transfer or cash on delivery. Simple discounts and price changes are set from the admin, and anything more involved is built to your rules.
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A moving band of sample orders from Indian cities, with the item, amount, payment method and status. The orders are made up.
The problem
Payments that do not match orders
A spice seller takes UPI from one buyer, a bank transfer from a hotel kitchen and an international card from a buyer abroad. The money lands in different places, and at month end someone sits with bank statements trying to work out which payment belongs to which order. Discounts are promised in chats and nobody remembers who got what.
Works on day one
What payments and checkout includes
Manual payments
Offer bank transfer or cash on delivery alongside the gateway. These orders wait as pending until your team confirms the money has come in.
Basic discounts
Set simple discounts for a sale or a festive offer from the admin, and switch them off when the offer ends.
Price management
Set a price for each variant and change it from the admin when your costs move.
Built or connected for you when needed
- Multi currency. Showing prices and taking payment in dollars or dirhams for overseas buyers is built and tested for you, with your gateway's support for those currencies confirmed first.
- Tax inclusive pricing rules. If you need prices shown with GST included and the tax split worked out per item and rate, we build those rules with your CA's input.
- B2B price lists. Different prices for retail buyers, dealers and bulk buyers are a custom module. We have built one before, for a Gujarat FMCG distributor's dealer portal on ShopenUp.
Custom work is built by the Code Colonies technology team on 2good.dev terms: you pay after you accept it. See the full list.
How it works
A day with payments and checkout
- Step 1Open a gateway accountSign up with the gateway you choose. The account, its fees and its settlements are between you and the gateway.
- Step 2Connect it to the storeAdd the gateway keys in the admin, or our team does it with you, and run a test payment.
- Step 3Add manual optionsSwitch on bank transfer or cash on delivery if you want them, with the instructions buyers will see.
- Step 4Match and confirmGateway payments mark orders paid on their own. Confirm manual payments by hand when the money arrives.
Checkout
UPI or cash on delivery, a festive code applied, and the order is paid.
The buyer pays through the gateway you choose, or picks COD. The admin records the payment against the order as it happens.
What the admin records
- Cart: 2 items, ₹2,900Open
- Code FESTIVE10 applied, ₹290 offApplied
- UPI chosen, sent to the gatewayProcessing
- Payment captured, order #4840 createdPaid
- Stock reserved for 2 itemsDone
Sample checkout. Payments run through the gateway you choose, which handles card data under its own PCI DSS obligations. Cash on delivery and bank transfer work as manual payment methods on day one.
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Payments this month
Collected
₹4.2 lakh
Awaiting confirmation
₹36,400
Orders with a coupon
18%
COD share
22%
- UPI54
- Card16
- Bank transfer8
- COD22
An example
A Kochi spice exporter
A Kochi family business sells cardamom, pepper and spice blends to households across India and, more and more, to Indian families in the Gulf. They connect one gateway for cards and UPI, offer bank transfer for hotel and restaurant buyers who order in bulk, and run a festive discount. Overseas buyers want to see prices in their own currency, which is a built module, so they launch in rupees first. Whether to price abroad in dirhams, and how to handle exports and GST on those sales, is a call they make with their CA before we build anything.
Illustrative example with sample data.
Questions
About payments and checkout
Which payment gateways can I use?
The store connects to the gateway you choose. Tell us which one you use or prefer and we confirm the connection and test it with you before launch.
Is the store PCI DSS compliant?
Card details are entered on and handled by the payment gateway, which carries its own PCI DSS obligations. Your store does not store card numbers.
Can prices include GST?
You can enter any price you like. Rules that show prices with GST included and split the tax per item and rate are built for you. Confirm how GST applies to your products with your CA.
Keep going
Related parts and reading
Feature
Orders and fulfilment
Every order in one list, from payment to doorstep, with the buyer kept informed.
Learn moreFeature
Shipping
Set delivery charges, print labels and hand parcels to couriers through one admin.
Learn moreGuide
Choosing a payment gateway for an Indian store
Payment gateways in India look alike on their pricing pages and differ a great deal in onboarding, settlement, refunds and support. A good choice rests on what to compare, which documents to prepare, and where the platform's job ends and the gateway's begins.
Learn moreTrades that lean on payments and checkout
See the store running with your own products.
Send a few products and your trickiest order. The demo shows them in the admin and on a storefront, with a plain list of native and custom parts.