Multi-Provider Payment Routing: When and How
Route payments to Stripe, Razorpay, or PayPal based on currency, region, or custom rules using PayKit's PaymentRouter.
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Payment Error Handling Done Right
Handle payment errors from Stripe, Razorpay, and PayPal with 19 unified error codes, automatic suggestions, and retry strategies.
Read postconst event = paykit.webhooks.construct(rawBody, headers, secret); // stripe: charge.succeeded // razorpay: payment.captured // paypal: PAYMENT.CAPTURE.COMPLETED if (event.type === 'charge.succeeded') { await fulfillOrder(event.data.metadata.orderId); }
Payment Webhook Handling: The Complete Guide
Handle webhooks from Stripe, Razorpay, and PayPal with a single codebase using PayKit's unified webhook event system.
Getting Started with PayKit in 5 Minutes
Install PayKit, create your first charge with Stripe, switch to Razorpay with one line, and add webhook handling — all in under 5 minutes.
Why Payment Abstraction Matters
The hidden costs of payment provider lock-in and how unified infrastructure saves engineering time, reduces risk, and unlocks business flexibility.
The Adapter Pattern in Payment SDKs
How PayKit uses the adapter pattern to provide a unified interface across payment providers without sacrificing provider-specific features.
Introducing PayKit — A Unified Payment SDK
A unified TypeScript SDK that abstracts payment provider complexity, letting you switch between Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, and others with a single line of code.
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