Gateways configured, tested, and connected properly, so your store can take real orders without declined transactions or payouts landing in the wrong place.
Payment setup looks simple from the outside — connect a gateway, done. In practice, there are usually several decisions involved: which gateway or combination of gateways actually suits your customers, how currencies and payouts are handled, and whether the setup has actually been tested with real transactions before going live.
Get this wrong and the effects show up as declined payments, customers abandoning at the final step because their preferred method isn’t available, or payouts going to the wrong account. None of these are usually caught until a real customer hits them, which is the worst time to find out.
A proper payment gateway setup is configured deliberately for your business and your customers’ region, and tested with real transactions before the store goes live, not switched on and left alone.
I set up payment gateways the way I’d want them set up on my own store — checking what your customers actually need, including local payment methods, currencies, and instalment options where relevant, configuring the gateway properly on the platform side, and running real test transactions before anything goes live.
Being based in India, I’m familiar with gateways like Razorpay and PayU alongside the more common international ones like Stripe and PayPal, which matters if you’re serving customers in more than one region.

What's Included
A layout designed specifically for your products and brand, not built from a default Shopify theme.
The gateway connected and configured properly within Shopify or WooCommerce.
Currency and pricing configured correctly if you sell to more than one region.
Real test payments, refunds, and payouts run before the gateway goes live.
Gateway settings reviewed against your platform's payment compliance requirements.
I'm available to check in and troubleshoot as the first real transactions come through.
Tell me what you need and I'll come back within 24 hours with honest advice and a clear quote.
Yes. Shopify scales well from a small catalogue to a large one, so there’s no need to switch platforms later as the business grows.
Yes, running multiple gateways is common, for example offering both a card processor and a local payment method for a specific region.
Card data handling itself is managed by the gateway and platform, not stored on your site. I make sure the setup follows the platform’s compliance requirements.
Yes, this is a common request, particularly where declined payments or payout issues have already come up.
This service covers gateway setup and configuration specifically. If your checkout flow itself needs attention, that’s covered under checkout optimisation, and the two are often done together.
Yes, though recurring billing typically needs a subscription app or plugin alongside the gateway, which is covered as part of subscription store setup.
Usually one to three days per gateway, depending on how many methods and currencies are involved.
If you want your store's payments set up properly and tested before real customers rely on them, tell me about your business and I'll come back within 24 hours with honest advice and a clear quote.