Start with the merchant order.
Create a collection request using the assigned channel and merchant configuration. Keep the order reference for notifications and queries.
View collection referenceConnect collection orders and bank payout requests for India, with a clear path from merchant references and beneficiary details to verified transaction results.

A shared brand experience, with the local fields and transaction requirements kept in focus.
88Pay India brings collection and payout integration into one country-specific reference. Prepare merchant orders, bank beneficiary details and verified transaction results for your India integration.
Keep country gateways, merchant credentials and channel settings separate.
Verify notifications and query the original order when a result is uncertain.
Start with the assigned channel and the documented requirements for this market.
Create a collection request using the assigned channel and merchant configuration. Keep the order reference for notifications and queries.
View collection referencePrepare the account holder, account number, bank name and required signed IFSC field. Acceptance is followed by final-result verification.
View payout referenceChannel, currency, limit and account requirements are confirmed for the assigned merchant integration. Documentation examples do not define the complete availability list.
Practical details from the India reference.
The India payout request requires a nonempty ifsc field in addition to accountname, cardnumber and bankname. The IFSC value participates in signing.
Keep the original merchant order ID separate from the platform transaction ID. Use the documented order query to reconcile the same transaction.
A payout acceptance response is not proof of completion. Confirm the final business status through the India query or a verified notification.
Switch between collection and payout journeys to see where each step fits.
Keep a unique order reference, amount string and the assigned collection channel.
Follow the country parameter table and preserve the exact values used in signing.
Handle the checkout or payment response returned by the assigned channel.
Verify notifications or query the order before recording the final business result.
Implement this flow using the India collection reference and assigned merchant configuration.
Read the referenceUse the country-specific account fields and formats assigned to your channel.
Validate the request locally and submit it to the assigned payout endpoint.
An accepted application does not mean that the payout has completed.
Match merchant references, verify notifications and reconcile with the documented query.
The India payout request requires a nonempty ifsc field in addition to accountname, cardnumber and bankname. The IFSC value participates in signing.
Read the referenceFind the India reference without leaving the 88Pay website. Gateways and request fields remain country-specific.
Open India docsConfirm collection, payouts or both, and the intended business journey.
Obtain the correct gateway, merchant credentials and channel values.
Check signatures, required fields, notifications, queries and idempotency.
Confirm the applicable amount, account and transaction-handling rules.
A few details to clarify before your integration.
The India reference is hosted in this website’s developer center, with collection, payouts, webhooks and balance queries grouped together.
Yes. The supplied India documentation marks ifsc as required, nonempty and signed.
No. In a payout query, the documented success condition is status=success together with refCode=1.
Confirm the target country, assigned merchant credentials, gateway, channel codes, amount rules and beneficiary fields. Use the corresponding country reference rather than copying another market’s request.
Confirm the available channels, currencies, limits and applicable processing requirements for your assigned integration. A documentation example is not a complete list of available capabilities.
Start with the country reference and prepare your assigned integration.