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# Configure Payment Methods in E-Commerce Store

#### Step 1: Open Payment Methods

1. Go to **Ecom Store** from the left-hand menu.
2. Click on **Payment Methods**.
3. You will see all available payment methods displayed as individual cards.

#### Step 2: Configure Custom Payment Gateway

1. Find **Custom Payment Gateway**.
2. Click **Setup**.
3. Enter the **Display Name** that customers will see during checkout.
4. Enter the **API Key** provided by your payment gateway.
5. Enter the **API Secret**.
6. Review the credentials and click **Connect**.
7. Once the connection is successful, the payment gateway will be available for checkout.

#### Step 3: Configure Razorpay

1. Find **Razorpay** and click **Setup**.
2. Enter the **Display Name**.
3. Enter the **API Key** provided by Razorpay.
4. Enter the **API Secret**.
5. Enter the **Webhook Secret** configured for your Razorpay integration.
6. Review all the credentials.
7. Click **Connect**.
8. Once successfully connected, Razorpay can be enabled as a payment option for customers.

> **Note:** API Secret and Webhook Secret are sensitive credentials. Keep them secure and do not share them publicly.

#### Step 4: Enable Cash on Delivery

1. Find **Cash on Delivery (COD)**.
2. Use the toggle available on the payment method card.
3. Enable the toggle to allow customers to pay when their order is delivered.
4. Disable it if you do not want to offer COD.

#### Step 5: Manage Payment Methods

* Use the **Active/Inactive** status to control whether a payment method is available at checkout.
* You can disable a payment method without removing its configuration.
* For online payment gateways, you can update the credentials whenever required.

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