Payment gateway - Best Payment Gateway Provider for your web site

If you are setting up an eCommerce store or selling digital products from your website, you’ll need a payment gateway to accept payments from your customers.

There are many providers that help for secure payments . 
Until couple of year back, setting up a payment gateway as a mammoth task. It used to involve lot of documentation, verification, huge setup feeds and technical know how to make it work.

 But now, it has become very easy to setup a payment gateway for selling your products in India.

Most important Things to consider before setting up a payment gateway


  • Payment gateway cost (Setup fee, TDR, Annual free, etc)

  • Time to setup everything

  • User Interface of the gateway

  • Payment options (Credit/Debit Cards, Netbanking, Mobile Wallets, UPI, etc)

  • Aftersale Support

1) CCAvenue


2) Citrus Pay

3) PayUbiz and PayUMoney- this is best one 

  • Setup Fee : For PayUBiz, plans starts from Rs. 4900 and go upto Rs. 29000. For PayUMoney, its Zero.

  • Annual Maintenance Fee: For PayUBiz, its Rs. 2400. For PayUMoney, its Zero.

  • Setup Fee : From Rs.4799 to Rs. 23999 based on the plan 

  • Annual Maintenance Fee: Rs.2400
Zaapakpay has also been around since past few years and claims to have 500+ merchant customers. When inquired about the transaction charges, their staff asked too many stupid questions and still didn’t reveal the price for the reasons best known to them. Thats gives an idea about the kind of support one can expect in future. They claim that its used by brands like Explara, Homeshop18 and Hungama.
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