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# How to Connect Razorpay Payment Gateway With WhatsApp Native Pay For Payments Ecosystem ?

To connect Razorpay payment gateway for WhatsApp API, follow these steps:

1. Go to the channel section, click on the WhatsApp icon, and navigate to **WA Manager**.
2. On the left side, select **Payment configurations**.
3. Click on India, then click on **New configuration**.
4. Click on **Get started**, select **Razorpay** as the Gateway, and click on Next.
5. Enter the config name, select your business category, and choose the purpose code.
6. Click on Next, enter your Facebook password, and click on Confirm.
7. Click on the link icon, then click on **Connect now**, and Next.
8. Enter your Razorpay details, authorize WhatsApp payments, and click on Go to Business Manager.

Once the configuration is successful:

1. Go to the payment section, click on **Add Gateway**.
2. Select WhatsApp payments, enter a name for reference, enter the payment configuration name.
3. Select the payment gateway and click on Save.

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