Payment Gateway Settings

Overview

Payment Gateway Settings allow you to configure online payment methods for your subscribers. ZAL ULTRA supports multiple payment gateways from different countries, enabling subscribers to pay for internet packages directly through the subscriber portal using credit cards, debit cards, mobile wallets, and bank transfers.

WHY PAYMENT GATEWAYS?

Payment gateways enable:

Automated Payments - Subscribers pay online 24/7
Instant Activation - Packages activated immediately after payment
Reduced Admin Work - No manual payment collection
Better Cash Flow - Instant payment receipt
Multiple Payment Options - Cards, mobile money, bank transfers

Supported Payment Gateways

ZAL ULTRA supports payment gateways covering Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Kenya and Africa, including:

Gateway	Country	Payment Methods	Setup Difficulty
bKash	Bangladesh	Mobile wallet	Easy
SSLCommerz	Bangladesh	Cards, mobile wallets, banks	Medium
Paystack	Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa	Cards, bank transfers	Easy
Razorpay	India	Cards, UPI, wallets, netbanking	Medium
M-Pesa	Kenya, Tanzania	Mobile money	Medium
Easypaisa	Pakistan	Mobile wallet, cards	Easy
JazzCash	Pakistan	Mobile wallet, cards	Medium

bKash (Bangladesh)

What is bKash?

bKash is Bangladesh's leading mobile financial service, allowing users to send money, pay bills, and make purchases using their mobile phones. It's the most popular payment method in Bangladesh.

Features

✅ Mobile wallet payments
✅ Instant payment confirmation
✅ No credit card needed
✅ Available to 60+ million users
✅ Low transaction fees

Configuration Fields

Status

What It Does: Enables or disables bKash payments.

Enable: Subscribers can pay via bKash
Disable: bKash option hidden from payment page

Mode Status

What It Does: Switches between testing and live mode.

Sandbox (Test Mode):

Use test credentials
No real money charged
For testing only
Use test bKash accounts

Live (Production Mode):

Use live credentials
Real money transactions
For actual business

Recommendation: Always test in Sandbox first!

bKash Number

What It Does: Your merchant bKash account number.

Format: 01XXXXXXXXX (11 digits)

Example: 01712345678

Where to Get:

Register as bKash merchant
Receive merchant account number
Use this number here

App Key

What It Does: API key for authentication.

Where to Get:

Login to bKash merchant portal
Go to API Credentials
Copy App Key
Paste here

Security: Keep this secret!

App Secret

What It Does: Secret key for API authentication.

Where to Get:

Same location as App Key
In bKash merchant portal
API Credentials section

Security: Never share this!

Username

What It Does: API username for bKash integration.

Where to Get:

Provided by bKash
In merchant portal
API Credentials section

Password

What It Does: API password for bKash integration.

Where to Get:

Provided by bKash
In merchant portal
API Credentials section

Security: Stored encrypted

Transaction Fee

What It Does: Additional fee charged to subscribers for using bKash.

Examples:

Fixed: 10 BDT per transaction
Percentage: 2% of payment amount

Use Cases:

Cover gateway charges
Service fee
Or set to 0 for no extra charge

Transaction Fee Type

What It Does: How the transaction fee is calculated.

Options:

Fixed: Same amount every time (e.g., 10 BDT)
Percentage: Based on payment amount (e.g., 2%)

How to Setup bKash

Step 1: Register as Merchant

Visit bKash merchant website
Fill application form
Submit business documents
Wait for approval (3-7 days)

Step 2: Get API Credentials

Login to merchant portal
Navigate to API section
Copy all credentials:
- App Key
- App Secret
- Username
- Password

Step 3: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Go to Settings → Payment Gateways
Find bKash section
Enter all credentials
Set Mode to Sandbox
Test payment
Switch to Live mode

Step 4: Test Payment

Use test bKash account
Make test payment
Verify payment received
Check package activated

bKash Payment Flow

Subscriber selects package
Clicks "Pay with bKash"
Enters bKash number
Receives OTP on phone
Enters OTP to confirm
Payment processed
Package activated instantly

bKash Webhook (PayBill / Merchant Payments)

With the bKash webhook, a subscriber can pay your bKash merchant number straight from the bKash app ("Make Payment" / PayBill), and Zal Ultra credits the subscriber automatically. They don't need to open the portal.

Webhook URL

The URL is shown on the bKash settings page under bKash Integration Info:

https://your-domain.com/webhook/bkash

How to Set Up the Webhook

Ask bKash to enable webhooks. Email your bKash account manager with your Merchant Number, PGW Display Name, email address and the Webhook URL above.
bKash sends a subscription confirmation. It goes to your webhook URL and contains a SubscribeURL. Zal Ultra saves every request bKash sends, exactly as received, in the server's bKash webhook log (storage/app/logs/webhook/bkash/webhook/<date>/). Zal Ultra support can read it for you.
Confirm the subscription. Open the SubscribeURL from that log once in a browser. bKash then starts sending payment notifications.
Choose the Webhook Payment Reference (below), so payments find the right subscriber.
Optional, after a first real payment: copy the merchant number / short code and the topic ARN from a real webhook log into the two optional fields.

Webhook Payment Reference

When a customer pays your merchant number, bKash asks them for a reference. Choose what your customers type there. The webhook matches the payment to a subscriber by this value only.

Option	Customer types
Automatic (current behaviour)	Anything: 11 or more digits = phone number, 6 or fewer digits = subscriber ID, letters = username. References of 7-10 digits are not matched.
Username	Their username
Serial Number (Unique ID)	Their serial number
Phone Number	Their phone number (`88` / `+88` in front is accepted)
Subscriber ID	Their subscriber ID in Zal Ultra

Use a fixed reference type

If your usernames or serial numbers have 7-10 digits (for example 200100285), Automatic cannot match them. Choose Username or Serial Number and tell your customers exactly what to type.

A reference that matches nobody is not credited

A reference that matches no subscriber, or subscribers in more than one ISP, is not credited and is logged. Check the PGW report and credit such a payment by hand.

Optional Webhook Fields

Field	What It Does
bKash Merchant Number / Short Code (optional)	The merchant wallet number or short code bKash sends in its webhooks (`creditShortCode`). When set, webhook payments for any other merchant are refused. Separate several with commas.
Webhook Topic ARN(s) (optional)	bKash's SNS topic ARN, copied from the `TopicArn` of a real bKash webhook log. When set, messages from any other topic are refused. Separate several with commas or new lines.

Fill these only from a real webhook log

Leave both fields empty until you have seen a real bKash webhook. A wrong value makes Zal Ultra refuse real payments; a refused payment is logged with the value bKash sent.

Several ISPs on one merchant number: every option other than Automatic needs the Merchant Number field. The subscriber is then searched only in the ISPs/branches whose merchant number received the payment, each with its own reference choice, so several ISPs can share one bKash merchant.

SSLCommerz (Bangladesh)

What is SSLCommerz?

SSLCommerz is Bangladesh's largest payment gateway, supporting credit cards, debit cards, mobile wallets (bKash, Rocket, Nagad), and internet banking.

Features

✅ Multiple payment methods
✅ Credit/debit cards
✅ Mobile wallets (bKash, Rocket, Nagad)
✅ Internet banking
✅ International cards accepted
✅ Comprehensive payment solution

Configuration Fields

Status

What It Does: Enables or disables SSLCommerz payments.

Mode Status

What It Does: Switches between Sandbox (test) and Live mode.

Sandbox: Use for testing Live: Use for production

Store ID

What It Does: Your SSLCommerz merchant store ID.

Where to Get:

Register at SSLCommerz
Create store
Receive Store ID
Use here

Example: myisp12345

Store Password

What It Does: Password for your SSLCommerz store.

Where to Get:

Provided during registration
Or reset in merchant portal

Security: Keep confidential

Transaction Fee & Type

Same as bKash - can charge fixed or percentage fee.

How to Setup SSLCommerz

Step 1: Register

Visit sslcommerz.com
Click "Merchant Registration"
Fill business details
Submit documents
Wait for approval

Step 2: Get Credentials

Login to merchant panel
Go to Settings → API
Copy Store ID
Copy Store Password
Note Sandbox vs Live credentials

Step 3: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Enter Store ID
Enter Store Password
Set Mode to Sandbox
Test payment
Switch to Live

SSLCommerz Payment Methods

When subscribers choose SSLCommerz, they can pay via:

Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard, Amex
Debit Cards: Local and international
bKash: Mobile wallet
Rocket: Mobile wallet
Nagad: Mobile wallet
Internet Banking: All major banks
Mobile Banking: Bank mobile apps

Paystack (Africa)

What is Paystack?

Paystack is Africa's leading payment gateway, popular in Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa. It supports cards, bank transfers, and mobile money.

Features

✅ Credit/debit cards
✅ Bank transfers
✅ Mobile money
✅ Used across Africa
✅ Modern API
✅ Excellent documentation

Configuration Fields

Status

Enables/disables Paystack payments.

Mode Status

Sandbox: Testing mode Live: Production mode

Secret Key

What It Does: API secret key for authentication.

Where to Get:

Register at paystack.com
Login to dashboard
Go to Settings → API Keys
Copy Secret Key (starts with sk_)

Important: Use sk_test_ for Sandbox, sk_live_ for Live

Transaction Fee & Type

Charge additional fee for Paystack payments.

How to Setup Paystack

Step 1: Create Account

Visit paystack.com
Sign up for free
Verify email
Complete business profile

Step 2: Get API Keys

Go to Settings → API Keys & Webhooks
Copy Test Secret Key (for testing)
Copy Live Secret Key (for production)

Step 3: Activate Live Mode

Submit business documents
Wait for approval
Receive live API keys

Step 4: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Enter Secret Key
Start with Test key
Test payments
Switch to Live key

Paystack Payment Methods

Cards: Visa, Mastercard, Verve
Bank Transfer: Direct bank transfer
USSD: Mobile banking codes
Mobile Money: MTN, Airtel, Vodafone
QR Code: Scan to pay

Razorpay (India)

What is Razorpay?

Razorpay is India's leading payment gateway, supporting UPI, cards, wallets, and netbanking. It's the most comprehensive payment solution for Indian businesses.

Features

✅ UPI payments (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm)
✅ Credit/debit cards
✅ Wallets (Paytm, PhonePe, etc.)
✅ Netbanking (all banks)
✅ EMI options
✅ International cards

Configuration Fields

Status

Enables/disables Razorpay payments.

Mode Status

Test Mode: For testing Live Mode: For production

API Key

What It Does: Public API key for Razorpay.

Where to Get:

Register at razorpay.com
Login to dashboard
Go to Settings → API Keys
Copy Key ID

Format: rzp_test_ or rzp_live_

API Secret

What It Does: Secret key for authentication.

Where to Get:

Same location as API Key
Keep this confidential

Transaction Fee & Type

Additional fee for Razorpay payments.

How to Setup Razorpay

Step 1: Register

Visit razorpay.com
Sign up with business email
Verify email and phone
Complete KYC

Step 2: Get API Keys

Go to Settings → API Keys
Generate Test Keys (for testing)
Generate Live Keys (after KYC approval)

Step 3: Complete KYC

Submit business documents
Bank account details
Wait for approval (1-2 days)

Step 4: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Enter API Key
Enter API Secret
Test with Test keys
Switch to Live keys

Razorpay Payment Methods

UPI: Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM
Cards: Visa, Mastercard, Rupay, Amex
Wallets: Paytm, PhonePe, Mobikwik, Freecharge
Netbanking: All major banks
EMI: Credit card EMI options

M-Pesa (Kenya)

What is M-Pesa?

M-Pesa is Kenya's most popular mobile money service, used by millions for payments, transfers, and bills. Essential for Kenyan ISPs.

Features

✅ Mobile money payments
✅ No bank account needed
✅ Instant confirmation
✅ Used by 30+ million Kenyans
✅ Simple and reliable

Configuration Fields

Status

Enables/disables M-Pesa payments.

Mode Status

Sandbox: Testing with fake money Live: Real transactions

Consumer Key

What It Does: API consumer key from Safaricom.

Where to Get:

Register at developer.safaricom.co.ke
Create app
Copy Consumer Key

Consumer Secret

What It Does: API consumer secret.

Where to Get:

Same location as Consumer Key
Keep confidential

Short Code

What It Does: Your M-Pesa business short code.

Format: 6-digit number

Example: 174379

Where to Get:

Apply for Paybill or Till Number
Receive from Safaricom
Use here

Pass Key

What It Does: Security pass key for Lipa Na M-Pesa.

Where to Get:

Provided by Safaricom
In developer portal
After short code approval

Transaction Fee & Type

Additional fee for M-Pesa payments.

How to Setup M-Pesa

Step 1: Register Business

Visit Safaricom M-Pesa office
Apply for Paybill or Till Number
Submit business documents
Pay registration fee
Receive short code

Step 2: Register as Developer

Visit developer.safaricom.co.ke
Create account
Create app
Get Consumer Key & Secret

Step 3: Get Pass Key

Login to developer portal
Go to your app
Find Pass Key
Copy for use

Step 4: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Enter all credentials
Test in Sandbox
Switch to Live

M-Pesa Payment Flow

Subscriber selects package
Clicks "Pay with M-Pesa"
Enters M-Pesa phone number
Receives STK Push on phone
Enters M-Pesa PIN
Payment confirmed
Package activated

Easypaisa (Pakistan)

What is Easypaisa?

Easypaisa is Pakistan's largest mobile wallet and payment service, used by millions for mobile money, bill payments, and online shopping.

Features

✅ Mobile wallet payments
✅ No bank account needed
✅ Instant payments
✅ Widely used in Pakistan
✅ Simple integration

Configuration Fields

Status

Enables/disables Easypaisa payments.

Mode Status

Sandbox: Testing mode Live: Production mode

Store ID

What It Does: Your Easypaisa merchant store ID.

Where to Get:

Register as Easypaisa merchant
Receive Store ID
Use here

Username

What It Does: API username for Easypaisa.

Where to Get:

Provided during merchant registration
In merchant portal

Password

What It Does: API password.

Where to Get:

Provided during registration
Can reset in portal

Transaction Fee & Type

Additional fee for Easypaisa payments.

How to Setup Easypaisa

Step 1: Merchant Registration

Visit Easypaisa merchant website
Fill registration form
Submit business documents
Wait for approval

Step 2: Get Credentials

Login to merchant portal
Find API credentials
Copy Store ID, Username, Password

Step 3: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Enter all credentials
Test in Sandbox
Switch to Live

JazzCash (Pakistan)

What is JazzCash?

JazzCash is a leading mobile wallet and payment gateway in Pakistan. Zal Ultra supports JazzCash mobile wallet and debit / credit card payments.

Payment Methods

Tick the methods JazzCash gave you credentials for. Each method shows as its own button for subscribers (and on Quick Pay).

Method (on the settings page)	What It Is	Subscriber Enters
JazzCash (MWallet)	Mobile wallet, MWallet API v2.0 (with CNIC)	Wallet number + last 6 digits of CNIC
JazzCash (Card)	Debit / credit card on JazzCash's hosted card page (Page Redirection v1.1)	Card details on JazzCash's page
JazzCash v1	Mobile wallet, MWallet REST v1.1 (without CNIC)	Wallet number
JazzCash MWallet REST (PGW)	Mobile wallet, MWallet REST v1.1 on JazzCash's in-house platform	Wallet number

Click a method on the settings page to see the JazzCash API endpoint it uses. This helps you match the credentials JazzCash gave you to the right method.

Configuration Fields

Field	What It Does
Status	Enables or disables JazzCash
Mode	Live for real payments, Sandbox for testing
Methods	The payment methods to show (see above)
Merchant ID	Your JazzCash Merchant ID
Salt	Your integrity salt (secret key used to sign every request)
Merchant Password	Your JazzCash merchant password
Sub Merchant Name	MWallet REST (PGW) only: your sub-merchant name, letters only
Transaction Fee / Fee Type	Optional fee charged to the subscriber (Fixed or Percentage)

Return URL (Important)

JazzCash accepts one Return URL per merchant. You register it once on your JazzCash merchant profile, and every payment must use exactly that URL, or JazzCash refuses the payment. All Zal Ultra JazzCash payments (wallet and card, from every page) use:

https://your-domain.com/payments/jazzcash-v1-success

When you register with JazzCash (or in the sandbox):

Enter the Return URL above, with your exact domain, https://, and no trailing slash
Use the same domain your admin panel and subscriber portal open on

"Insufficient Merchant Information" or card payments refused

This almost always means the Return URL, Merchant ID, Password or Salt registered with JazzCash does not match what is in Zal Ultra. Check the Return URL first: it must be exactly https://your-domain.com/payments/jazzcash-v1-success. Older Zal Ultra versions (before v2.29.10) sent a different return URL for card payments, so card payments failed; update Zal Ultra.

How to Setup JazzCash

Step 1: Get credentials

Sign up as a JazzCash merchant (or create a sandbox account)
Register the Return URL above
Note your Merchant ID, Password and Integrity Salt, and which methods JazzCash enabled for you

Step 2: Configure in ZAL ULTRA

Go to Settings → Payment Gateways → JazzCash
Enter Merchant ID, Salt and Merchant Password
Tick the methods JazzCash enabled for you
Set Mode to Sandbox and test each method
Switch to Live mode

JazzCash Payment Flow

Wallet (MWallet):

Subscriber chooses JazzCash and enters their wallet number (and CNIC for v2.0)
JazzCash sends a payment request to their phone
Subscriber approves it with their JazzCash PIN
Package activated. If JazzCash confirms late, Zal Ultra checks again a few minutes later and activates automatically.

Card:

Subscriber chooses JazzCash (Card) and is taken to JazzCash's card page
Subscriber pays with their card
JazzCash sends them back to the Return URL
Zal Ultra confirms the payment with JazzCash, activates the package (or adds the balance for a reseller top-up), shows Payment Successful and returns them to their dashboard, still logged in

Transaction Fees

What Are Transaction Fees?

Transaction fees are additional charges you can add to online payments to cover:

Gateway charges (charged by payment provider)
Service fees
Processing costs

Fee Types

Fixed Fee

What It Is: Same amount charged every time.

Examples:

10 BDT per transaction
50 PKR per transaction
20 KES per transaction

Best For:

Small payments
Predictable costs
Simple pricing

Percentage Fee

What It Is: Fee based on payment amount.

Examples:

2% of payment amount
2.5% of transaction
3% processing fee

Best For:

Large payments
Variable amounts
Covering percentage-based gateway charges

Fee Calculation Examples

Fixed Fee Example:

Package Price: 1000 BDT
Transaction Fee: 20 BDT (fixed)
Total Charged: 1020 BDT

Percentage Fee Example:

Package Price: 1000 BDT
Transaction Fee: 2% (percentage)
Total Charged: 1020 BDT (1000 + 20)

Should You Charge Transaction Fees?

Charge Fees When:

✅ Gateway charges are high
✅ Need to cover costs
✅ Industry standard in your area
✅ Subscribers understand

Don't Charge Fees When:

❌ Want to encourage online payments
❌ Competitors don't charge
❌ Gateway fees are low
❌ Absorbing cost as business expense

Testing vs Production

Sandbox (Test Mode)

What It Is: Testing environment with fake money.

Features:

✅ No real money charged
✅ Test all payment flows
✅ Use test credentials
✅ Use test accounts
✅ Safe to experiment

When to Use:

Initial setup
Testing integration
Training staff
Troubleshooting

Live (Production Mode)

What It Is: Real environment with real money.

Features:

✅ Real transactions
✅ Real money charged
✅ Use live credentials
✅ Actual payments received

When to Use:

After successful testing
For actual business
When ready to accept payments

Testing Checklist

Before going live, test:

[ ] Payment page loads correctly
[ ] All payment methods visible
[ ] Can select package
[ ] Payment form works
[ ] OTP/PIN verification works
[ ] Payment confirmation received
[ ] Package activated automatically
[ ] Receipt generated
[ ] Email/SMS notification sent
[ ] Transaction recorded in system

Best Practices

Security

✅ Never share API credentials
✅ Use HTTPS/SSL (required for payments)
✅ Keep credentials encrypted
✅ Regularly change passwords
✅ Monitor transactions for fraud
✅ Enable webhook notifications
✅ Test in Sandbox first

Multiple Gateways

Why Use Multiple?

✅ More payment options for subscribers
✅ Backup if one gateway is down
✅ Different methods for different users
✅ Better conversion rates

Recommended Combinations:

Bangladesh:

bKash (mobile wallet)
SSLCommerz (cards + wallets)

India:

Razorpay (UPI + cards + wallets)

Pakistan:

Easypaisa (mobile wallet)
SSLCommerz (cards)

Kenya:

M-Pesa (mobile money)
Paystack (cards)

Nigeria:

Paystack (cards + bank transfer)

Transaction Fee Strategy

Option 1: No Extra Fee

Absorb gateway costs
Encourage online payments
Competitive advantage

Option 2: Cover Exact Costs

Charge what gateway charges you
Break even on fees
Transparent pricing

Option 3: Add Service Fee

Charge more than gateway fee
Additional revenue
Cover processing costs

Customer Communication

Be Transparent:

✅ Show total amount before payment
✅ Explain transaction fees clearly
✅ Display all charges upfront
✅ Provide receipt after payment
✅ Send confirmation SMS/email

Payment Page Should Show:

Package name and price
Transaction fee (if any)
Total amount to pay
Available payment methods
Secure payment badge

Troubleshooting

Payment Failed

Common Causes:

⚠️ Insufficient balance in wallet/account
⚠️ Wrong PIN/OTP entered
⚠️ Gateway is down
⚠️ Network timeout
⚠️ Invalid credentials in settings

Solutions:

✅ Ask subscriber to check balance
✅ Verify gateway status
✅ Check credentials are correct
✅ Check Mode (Sandbox vs Live)
✅ Review gateway logs

Gateway Not Showing

Check These:

✅ Gateway Status is enabled
✅ Credentials entered correctly
✅ Mode set correctly (Sandbox/Live)
✅ SSL certificate installed
✅ No browser errors

Payment Received But Package Not Activated

Possible Reasons:

⚠️ Webhook not configured
⚠️ Callback URL incorrect
⚠️ Package out of stock
⚠️ Subscriber account issue

Solutions:

✅ Configure webhooks in gateway portal
✅ Verify callback URL
✅ Check package availability
✅ Manually activate package
✅ Contact gateway support

Summary Table

Gateway	Country	Best For	Setup Difficulty	Transaction Fee	Popular Methods
bKash	Bangladesh	Mobile wallet users	Easy	1.5-2%	Mobile wallet
SSLCommerz	Bangladesh	All payment types	Medium	2-3%	Cards, wallets, banks
Paystack	Africa	Cards & transfers	Easy	1.5-2%	Cards, bank transfer
Razorpay	India	UPI & cards	Medium	2%	UPI, cards, wallets
M-Pesa	Kenya	Mobile money	Medium	1-2%	Mobile money
Easypaisa	Pakistan	Mobile wallet	Easy	1.5-2%	Mobile wallet
JazzCash	Pakistan	Wallet & card users	Medium	Set by JazzCash	Mobile wallet, cards

General Settings - Company information
Software Settings - System configuration
Subscriber Settings - Subscriber portal settings
Email Settings - Payment receipt emails
SMS Settings - Payment confirmation SMS
Quick Pay - Let subscribers pay without logging in
Online Payment (PGW) Report - Check and verify online payments

Payment Gateway Settings ​

Overview ​

📋 Table of Contents ​

Supported Payment Gateways ​

bKash (Bangladesh) ​

What is bKash? ​

Features ​

Configuration Fields ​

Status ​

Mode Status ​

bKash Number ​

App Key ​

App Secret ​

Username ​

Password ​

Transaction Fee ​

Transaction Fee Type ​

How to Setup bKash ​

bKash Payment Flow ​

bKash Webhook (PayBill / Merchant Payments) ​

Webhook URL ​

How to Set Up the Webhook ​

Webhook Payment Reference ​

Optional Webhook Fields ​

SSLCommerz (Bangladesh) ​

What is SSLCommerz? ​

Features ​

Configuration Fields ​

Status ​

Mode Status ​

Store ID ​

Store Password ​

Transaction Fee & Type ​

How to Setup SSLCommerz ​

SSLCommerz Payment Methods ​

Paystack (Africa) ​

What is Paystack? ​

Features ​

Configuration Fields ​

Status ​

Mode Status ​

Secret Key ​

Transaction Fee & Type ​

How to Setup Paystack ​

Paystack Payment Methods ​

Razorpay (India) ​

What is Razorpay? ​

Features ​

Configuration Fields ​

Status ​

Mode Status ​

API Key ​

API Secret ​

Transaction Fee & Type ​

How to Setup Razorpay ​

Razorpay Payment Methods ​

M-Pesa (Kenya) ​

What is M-Pesa? ​

Features ​

Configuration Fields ​

Status ​

Mode Status ​

Consumer Key ​

Consumer Secret ​

Short Code ​

Pass Key ​

Transaction Fee & Type ​

How to Setup M-Pesa ​

M-Pesa Payment Flow ​

Easypaisa (Pakistan) ​

What is Easypaisa? ​

Features ​

Configuration Fields ​

Status ​

Mode Status ​

Store ID ​

Username ​

Password ​

Transaction Fee & Type ​

How to Setup Easypaisa ​

Payment Gateway Settings

Overview

📋 Table of Contents

Supported Payment Gateways

bKash (Bangladesh)

What is bKash?

Features

Configuration Fields

Status

Mode Status

bKash Number

App Key

App Secret

Username

Password

Transaction Fee

Transaction Fee Type

How to Setup bKash

bKash Payment Flow

bKash Webhook (PayBill / Merchant Payments)

Webhook URL

How to Set Up the Webhook

Webhook Payment Reference

Optional Webhook Fields

SSLCommerz (Bangladesh)

What is SSLCommerz?

Features

Configuration Fields

Status

Mode Status

Store ID

Store Password

Transaction Fee & Type

How to Setup SSLCommerz

SSLCommerz Payment Methods

Paystack (Africa)

What is Paystack?

Features

Configuration Fields

Status

Mode Status

Secret Key

Transaction Fee & Type

How to Setup Paystack

Paystack Payment Methods

Razorpay (India)

What is Razorpay?

Features

Configuration Fields

Status

Mode Status

API Key

API Secret

Transaction Fee & Type

How to Setup Razorpay

Razorpay Payment Methods

M-Pesa (Kenya)

What is M-Pesa?

Features

Configuration Fields

Status

Mode Status

Consumer Key

Consumer Secret

Short Code

Pass Key

Transaction Fee & Type

How to Setup M-Pesa

M-Pesa Payment Flow

Easypaisa (Pakistan)

What is Easypaisa?

Features

Configuration Fields

Status

Mode Status

Store ID

Username

Password

Transaction Fee & Type

How to Setup Easypaisa