How to connect Razorpay to Shopify?

Connecting Razorpay to Shopify allows you to accept payments seamlessly and securely on your online store. Razorpay is a popular payment gateway that supports various payment methods, making it an excellent choice for Shopify merchants looking to offer multiple payment options to their customers. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to connect Razorpay with Shopify, ensuring a smooth and efficient payment process for your store.

1. Set Up Your Razorpay Account

Before you can integrate Razorpay with Shopify, you need to have an active Razorpay account. If you don’t have one yet, you can easily create it by visiting the Razorpay website and signing up. Follow the instructions to complete your account setup, including verifying your email and providing the necessary business information.

2. Access the Shopify Admin Dashboard

Once your Razorpay account is set up, log in to your Shopify admin dashboard. Here, you'll be able to manage all aspects of your store, including setting up payment gateways. 

3. Navigate to Payment Settings

   To start integrating Razorpay with Shopify:

• Go to Settings in the bottom left corner of your Shopify admin dashboard.
• Click on Payments.

4. Add Razorpay as a Payment Provider

   In the Payments section, you’ll see several options for setting up payment gateways:

• Scroll down to Third-party providers and click on Choose third-party provider.
• Search for "Razorpay" in the list of available payment providers.
• Select Razorpay, and you will be prompted to enter your Razorpay account details.

5. Enter Your Razorpay Account Credentials

To connect Razorpay to Shopify, you'll need to provide your Razorpay API Key ID and API Key Secret. Here's how to find these credentials:

• Log in to your Razorpay account.
• Navigate to Settings > API Keys.
• If you haven’t already generated an API Key, click on Generate Key to create a new one. Copy the Key ID and Key Secret and paste them into the appropriate fields in Shopify.

6. Configure Razorpay Settings in Shopify

After entering your Razorpay credentials, you can configure additional settings such as payment capture method, supported currencies, and payment methods. Ensure that all settings align with your business needs and that the integration is fully functional by performing a test transaction.

7. Test the Integration

It’s essential to test the integration to ensure everything is working correctly. You can do this by making a small purchase on your Shopify store to check if Razorpay is processing payments as expected. Look for a successful transaction notification both in Shopify and your Razorpay dashboard.

8. Go Live with Razorpay on Your Shopify Store

Once you’ve confirmed that everything is working smoothly, you’re ready to go live. Your customers will now be able to use Razorpay as a payment option during checkout, providing them with a seamless and secure shopping experience.

Additional Resources

For more detailed assistance on integrating payment gateways or other Shopify-related services, you may want to explore the Shopify Integration Service. They offer expert guidance and tools to help optimize your Shopify store’s functionality.