Checkout Launch
For a straightforward single-gateway setup using a supported hosted checkout, plugin or simple provider flow.
Connect your website, ecommerce store or application to the payment provider you need. We implement checkout, API calls, payment-status updates, webhooks, sandbox testing and live-mode handover around your actual order or billing flow.
Typical defined-scope delivery: 5–7 working days. Complex marketplaces, multi-gateway routing or legacy integrations may need a custom timeline.
Entry pricing is designed for a meaningful single-gateway integration. Final scope depends on your platform, gateway documentation, merchant account readiness, checkout model, webhook requirements and whether you need recurring or multi-party payments.
For a straightforward single-gateway setup using a supported hosted checkout, plugin or simple provider flow.
For applications that need server-side payment logic, event handling and order-status synchronization.
For recurring billing, saved methods, multi-currency rules, split payments, connected accounts, multiple providers or legacy workflows.
Gateway transaction charges, merchant fees, premium plugins, third-party subscriptions and provider account costs are not included in Rudrriv integration pricing.
Share the provider, platform and transaction flow. We can review API documentation and advise whether it fits a standard plan or needs a custom integration.
We define the transaction path first, then connect the gateway, events and application states that make the integration dependable for your users and operations.
Confirm platform, gateway, payment type, currencies, success/failure paths and account readiness.
Set up sandbox credentials, required SDK/plugin/API configuration and environment variables.
Implement the agreed checkout interaction, server-side calls and secure token or session flow.
Connect relevant webhooks to order, invoice, subscription or account states and basic logging.
Run agreed scenarios, move to live configuration and provide implementation notes for your team.
The best integration pattern depends on how much checkout UI, payment logic and compliance scope your application should own.
Redirect or provider-hosted payment pages that reduce custom payment-page development and often simplify sensitive card-data handling.
Provider components placed inside your site or app so the checkout stays on-brand while tokenization and sensitive handling remain provider-led.
Server-side API workflows for applications that need deeper business logic, billing events, subscriptions, routing or application-state control.
Reliable payments depend on what happens before, during and after the gateway confirms a transaction. We connect the agreed pieces so your application can react to payment outcomes.
Availability depends on the selected gateway, your merchant account and the integration options that provider supports in your target country.
Other providers can be reviewed when suitable technical documentation and account access are available.
Custom stacks are scoped after reviewing framework, hosting, authentication and current checkout architecture.
Payment integrations touch sensitive workflows. We keep the implementation aligned to the provider’s supported patterns and avoid unnecessary handling of raw payment data where a hosted or tokenized approach can meet the requirement.
The right gateway integration starts with the business event the payment needs to trigger—not simply the provider name.
Take payment for products, update order status and guide customers to confirmation after the gateway result.
Connect plans, recurring billing events and account access logic according to provider capabilities.
Collect fixed or variable payments and connect successful payment to booking, invoice or service workflows.
Scope connected accounts, split payments or seller payouts where the selected provider supports the required model.
These answers cover the most common scoping, testing, security and provider questions before an integration starts.
Share the core requirement. We will review the technical fit, likely integration pattern, plan and timeline before work begins.