Account readiness review
Confirm the merchant has access to the required Razorpay account, credentials and enabled products.
A payment button is only the visible part of an integration. Reliable implementation also needs server-side order creation, amount validation, signature verification, success and failure handling, duplicate protection, webhook planning and reconciliation. Kailvex integrates the supported Razorpay workflow into an existing website or application after reviewing the platform, account status and business process.
Every feature remains subject to written scope, platform capability, data readiness and third-party approval.
Confirm the merchant has access to the required Razorpay account, credentials and enabled products.
Create payment orders from the server so amount and order references are not trusted from the browser alone.
Launch the approved checkout experience with customer and order details required by the project.
Verify the returned signature and update the internal order only after the expected checks pass.
Use supported webhooks for delayed or asynchronous payment events when the application requires them.
Store provider references and status history needed for operational review.
The goal is a maintainable system that makes responsibilities, statuses and customer expectations easier to understand.
The application does not treat a browser success message as sufficient proof of payment.
Internal orders can retain the gateway order and payment identifiers.
Customers and staff receive understandable next steps after cancelled or failed payments.
Test-mode scenarios are documented before live credentials are used.
Discovery, prototyping, implementation and acceptance are connected to the same approved business rules.
Inspect the platform, existing order model, currency and payment confirmation requirements.
Use merchant-controlled credentials and separate test from live configuration.
Build order creation, checkout, verification and approved webhook handling.
Test success, failure, duplicate attempts, amount mismatch and server logging before live release.
Kailvex documents technical responsibilities, but the customer remains responsible for business policies, lawful operations and information supplied for the project.
No. Account approval and KYC decisions are made by Razorpay based on its policies and the merchant’s documents.
No. The server should verify the expected signature and order details before confirming the internal transaction.
Yes. Supported webhook events can be used when the system needs asynchronous confirmation or reconciliation.
Yes, subject to the current platform architecture, available extensions and the exact checkout workflow.
Share the users, workflow, data, integrations, deadlines and approval process. Kailvex will identify the practical next step without promising outcomes controlled by third parties.