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Payment Gateway Integration Features

How the Integration Gets Built

From gateway setup to a checkout that reconciles on its own. Here is how we configure, build and monitor a payment gateway integration.

Core Process

Setup, build and go-live, in that order

Setup and Configuration

Gateway accounts, keys and webhooks configured before any code ships

We set up sandbox and live gateway accounts, generate the right API keys, and register webhook endpoints so every event the gateway sends has somewhere to land before checkout work begins.

  • Sandbox and production accounts configured separately.
  • Webhook endpoints registered and signature-verified.
  • Currency, region and payout settings confirmed upfront.
Configuring payment gateway settings on a dashboard
Build

Checkout, webhooks and refunds built as one connected flow

Checkout, authorization handling, webhook processing and refund logic are built together rather than as separate afterthoughts, so a refund or a failed webhook is handled the same way the original payment was.

  • Checkout built against the gateway's current API.
  • Webhook processing with signature checks and retries.
  • Refunds and partial refunds built in from the start.
Building and testing a checkout and payment flow
Go-Live and Monitoring

Testing, launch and reconciliation monitoring after go-live

Before launch, we test declines, retries, disputes and refunds against sandbox scenarios. After go-live, we monitor real transactions and reconciliation for the first cycle to confirm the ledger matches the gateway's records.

  • Edge cases tested before anything goes live.
  • Live transaction monitoring after launch.
  • First reconciliation cycle checked against gateway reports.
Reviewing payment reconciliation reports after launch
What You Get

Everything included in the integration

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Checkout integration

A tested checkout flow built on the gateway's current API.

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Multi-gateway support

Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal or others behind one interface.

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Webhook handling

Every event verified, logged and retried on failure.

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Refunds and disputes

Full and partial refunds handled as first-class flows.

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ERP reconciliation

Settlement events post directly into your accounting ledger.

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Monitoring and alerts

Alerts on failed webhooks or unusual decline rates.

Start With a Free Consultation

Tell us which gateway and ERP you are working with, and we will map out the integration.

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