Oliver POS doesn't have a partnership with Razorpay. It supports Razorpay the same way any WooCommerce store does — through Razorpay's official WooCommerce plugin, opened inside Oliver's in-POS browser view at the counter. For Indian retailers running WooCommerce, that's a meaningful shortcut: a single Razorpay account already aggregates UPI, cards, net-banking, and EMI, and the till just needs to ride on it. The Razorpay WooCommerce POS flow described here is the same hosted Razorpay checkout, surfaced at the counter.
What Razorpay is, exactly
Razorpay is one of India's leading payment platforms, founded in 2014 and now used by hundreds of thousands of Indian businesses. It is licensed by the Reserve Bank of India as a payment aggregator, which is the regulatory category that lets it collect funds on behalf of merchants. A single Razorpay merchant account exposes UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, etc.), Visa and Mastercard, RuPay, all major Indian net-banking banks, EMI on cards, and pay-later providers.
For a merchant, Razorpay's most useful property is consolidation: one onboarding, one dashboard, one settlement, across every payment rail an Indian shopper might want to use. Oliver doesn't change any of that.
How Oliver POS opens Razorpay at the counter
The till flow follows Oliver's standard pattern. The cashier rings up an order in Oliver POS, taps Pay, and selects Razorpay. Oliver loads the Razorpay hosted checkout inside an in-POS browser view, a full-screen webview locked to that single sale.
The customer chooses how to pay — typically UPI in India, but cards, net-banking, and EMI are all in the same modal. For UPI, Razorpay shows a QR code on the cashier-facing screen; the customer scans with any UPI app (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, their bank's UPI app), authorises with their UPI PIN, and the payment clears. For cards, the customer enters details directly. Razorpay confirms to WooCommerce, the order is recorded as paid, the in-POS browser view closes, and the receipt prints. Oliver itself never sees card or UPI data — the WooCommerce plugin is the only integration point.
The Razorpay WooCommerce plugin — what Oliver rides on
The integration is powered by the official Razorpay for WooCommerce plugin, published and maintained by Razorpay. Once installed and configured with the merchant's Key ID and Key Secret, every method enabled in the Razorpay dashboard appears as a checkout option exactly like any other WooCommerce gateway. Oliver's in-POS browser view simply opens that gateway against the in-store cart.
Settings the merchant changes in WordPress or in the Razorpay dashboard — enabled methods, capture behaviour, branding, business logo — propagate to the till automatically. The dedicated Razorpay integration page covers setup-level detail, and the broader pattern is in integrations.
Why Razorpay is a good fit for Indian retail
UPI has become the way India pays. NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India) consistently reports more than 12 billion UPI transactions per month, and growing. For most Indian shoppers, scanning a QR with their UPI app is faster than typing a card number and far more familiar. Razorpay WooCommerce POS at the till simply puts a UPI QR in front of the customer the way they already expect.
Beyond UPI, Razorpay's coverage of cards (including RuPay), net-banking, and EMI lets the same till handle larger basket sizes — jewellery, electronics, fashion — where customers may prefer instalments or net-banking. One settlement schedule covers all of it, which keeps reconciliation simple for the merchant.
What this is NOT
- Oliver POS does not partner with Razorpay. No co-marketing, no rev-share, no preferential rates.
- Oliver does not negotiate Razorpay pricing. The merchant pays whatever rate Razorpay quoted on their MID.
- Oliver does not sit in the money flow. Razorpay is the licensed payment aggregator and remits funds to the merchant; Oliver is the POS software.
- The integration is the same WooCommerce plugin Razorpay already ships. Oliver opens it inside its in-POS browser view.
Setup in 4 steps
- Create a Razorpay account, complete the KYC and bank verification, and activate the methods relevant to the business (UPI, cards, net-banking, EMI).
- Install Razorpay for WooCommerce from the WordPress.org plugin directory and configure it with your Key ID and Key Secret under WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Razorpay.
- Install Oliver POS, connect it to the same WooCommerce store, and enable Razorpay as a counter payment method in Oliver's payments settings.
- Run a small live test order at the till for at least UPI and one card, and confirm orders show in WooCommerce and the Razorpay dashboard.
FAQ
Does Oliver POS partner with Razorpay?
No. Oliver has no commercial partnership with Razorpay. The Razorpay WooCommerce POS integration is the official Razorpay for WooCommerce plugin, opened inside Oliver's in-POS browser view.
Does Oliver charge a markup on Razorpay?
No. The merchant pays Razorpay's published rates directly. Oliver's pricing is for the POS software and is independent of payment volume.
Can customers pay with UPI at the counter?
Yes. Razorpay's hosted checkout shows a UPI QR inside Oliver's in-POS browser view. The customer scans with any UPI app and authorises with their UPI PIN.
Does Razorpay support EMI at the till?
Yes, on eligible card BINs and amounts, exactly the way it works online. The customer selects EMI on the Razorpay screen and chooses a tenure.
For Indian WooCommerce retailers, Razorpay is one of the cleanest ways to cover every rail an Indian shopper expects, including UPI, with a single agreement. With Oliver, Razorpay WooCommerce POS at the till is just that plugin opened in front of the customer. Try Oliver POS free for 30 days at /demo/.