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Prerequisites

Handy Tips
  • When testing, generate the keys in the Test mode.
  • To accept live payments, generate the keys in the Live mode and replace them in the Payment Button plugin settings.

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Integrate Payment Button Visual Composer Plugin for WordPress

To accept payments on your WordPress site, create a Payment Button.

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2. Install and Configure the Plugin

To install and configure the Plugin: 2.1 Download and install our Payment Button Visual Composer Plugin. You can do this using either of these methods:
  • Download the plugin from the WordPress Plugin Directory and add the zip file to your WordPress website’s Plugins folder.
  • Add the plugin directly onto your WordPress website from the Plugin page.
2.2 In your WordPress site, activate the plugin in the WordPress Plugin Manager. 2.3 Navigate to Razorpay Buttons for Visual Composer → Settings to add your API key details and connect your Razorpay account to the plugin.

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3. Embed the Payment Button on WordPress Site

To add Payment Button on WordPress site: 3.1 Click Pages and navigate to the page where you want to embed the Payment button. 3.2 Click Edit with Visual Composer to open the Visual Composer website builder mode. 3.3 Click Add Content and search for Razorpay Payment Button or Subscription Button as per your preference. 3.4 From the list, select the Payment Button that should be displayed on the page. 3.5 Save the changes and preview the page. The Payment Button appears on the page.
Handy TipsThe selected button will appear on the preview page but not in the editor.You can now start accepting payments on your WordPress website using the Payment Button.

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4. View Details on Dashboard

To view the payments on the WordPress Dashboard: 4.1 Click Razorpay Buttons for Visual Composer to view the list of Payment Buttons. 4.2 Click View to open the button details. The following information regarding the payment button is displayed:
  • Button ID
  • Button Status
  • Total Quantity Sold
  • Total Revenue
  • Created On