Razorpay for WooCommerce

The plugins is not able to capture payment status efficiently. 2-3 orders out of every 10 successful payments are showing as failed in Woocommerce orders page, even though the payments are captured successfully on the Razorpay dashboard. This is causing a lot of headache as we have to manually check every failed payments.

Razorpay really need to hire good developers for maintaining this plugin. Even other thirdparty plugins works very well. I’m now using Razorpay Payment Links for WooCommerce plugin from the past 30 days and never faced order capture issues.

Razorpay has transformed our business by enhancing customer engagement and streamlining payments.

Its seamless integration with gateways like PhonePay and Paytm offers customers freedom of choice, reducing checkout friction and lowering cart abandonment. The recurring payments feature simplifies subscription management, boosting renewals and retention.

With PCI compliance and SSL encryption, Razorpay ensures secure transactions, building customer trust. Plus, their responsive support team provides personalized assistance, fostering loyalty and confidence.

If you value simplicity, security, and customer satisfaction, Razorpay is a must-have for your business.

This plugin has caused severe performance issues on my website, drastically slowing down load times. What’s even worse is that I reported this problem to the support team multiple times and received absolutely no response. It’s clear that they either can’t be bothered to address critical issues or simply don’t care about user experience.

If you value your website’s performance and need responsive support, do not install this plugin. It’s shocking that something like this is even allowed to stay on the WordPress repository. I wasted my time, and I strongly urge others to avoid making the same mistake.

The latest update, Version 4.6.3, adds a HUGE banner — 1600×800 pixels in size — in the WP Admin area for their Magic Checkout product offering. You can dismiss this banner, but it comes back on every page load. What a load of crap.

Really pathetic. Updating plugin to 4.5.4 crashed the website. We’ve been facing a lot of issues with the Razorpay Woocommerce Subscriptions plugin already because of sloppy and not well-thought after development.

Faced bad support experience when trying to resolve that for over 1 month. And now this.

Note to Razorpay management: Guys hire at least 1 full-time experienced WordPress developer. One person should be enough to maintain your WordPress plugins.

• This topic was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Ram Shengale.