Transactions
Transactions Section (Payments Orders) The Transactions section allows merchants to view, track, and manage all customer payment activities. It consists of two…
Operator's note
Most razorpayarticles you find online are written for a US merchant on Stripe. This one is written for an Indian D2C team — where COD still drives 50–70% of orders, UPI Intent settles in seconds, RTO eats margin in Tier 2/3 lanes, and Diwali pulls a quarter's revenue into a two-week window. If a step below references a payment gateway choice, the answer isn't universal: we pick by vendor response rate, not affiliation. Razorpay, PhonePe, Easebuzz and Cashfree Payments are listed alphabetically in our docs because the right one depends on your AOV, your COD ratio, and how fast the gateway's support team replies on a Sunday at 11pm.
Transactions Section (Payments & Orders)
The Transactions section allows merchants to view, track, and manage all customer payment activities.
It consists of two main tabs:
- Payments – Individual payment attempts made by customers
- Orders – Orders created before payment is initiated
🔹 Payments Tab
This tab shows all payment transactions processed through Razorpay.
1. Overview Panel (Top Summary)
At the top, an overview summary is displayed for the selected period (for example: Today).
It shows:
a) Collected Amount
- Total amount successfully collected
- Example: ₹4,347.00 from 3 captured payments
- Indicates only successful (captured) transactions
b) Split by Payment Method
A donut chart showing payment distribution by method:
- Cards – Percentage of card payment
- UPI – Percentage of UPI payments
Helps analyze customer payment preferences.
c) Refunds
- Total refund amount processed
- Number of refunds issued
d) Disputes
- Open disputes
- Under-review chargebacks
Used to monitor payment risk and customer complaints.
e) Failed Payments
- Number of failed payment attempts
- Helps track checkout issues or payment failures.
2. Filters & Search Options
Above the payment list, multiple filters are available:
- Date Range – Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, Jan 2026 - till date, This financial year, Custom
- Status Filter – All, Created, Authenticated, Authorized, Captured, Refunded, Failed
- Payment Method Filter – All, Card, ACH, Wallet, Cash on Delivery, Bank Transfer, UPI, EMI, Offline, eMANDATE, Netbanking, International Bank Transfer, Pay Later, CRED pay, AePS, FPX, Route transfer, Cardless EMI, eNach, Paynow, Gift Cards
- Search – Directly search using Razorpay Payment ID,Email, Mobile number, Order ID, Notes
These filters help quickly find specific transactions.
3. Payments List (Transaction Table)
Each row represents one payment transaction with the following details:
Columns Explained:
- Payment ID – Unique Razorpay payment reference (clickable for full details)
- Bank RRN – Bank reference / retrieval number for tracking with the bank
- Customer Detail – Customer phone number and email ID
- Created On – Date and time when payment was initiated
- Amount – Transaction amount
- Status:
- Created - Payment or order has been created but the customer has not yet completed authentication or payment
- Authenticated - Payment is verified by the bank but not yet authorized or captured
- Authorized - Money is not yet transferred to the merchant
- Captured - Payment is successful and completed
- Refunded - Payment has been partially or fully refunded to the customer
- Failed - Payment attempt failed due to Insufficient balance, Network / bank errors, Authentication failure, Customer cancellation
- Created - Payment or order has been created but the customer has not yet completed authentication or payment
- Details – Opens the full transaction page with:
- Payment timeline
- Gateway response
- Refund option
- Notes and metadata
- Payment timeline
Click here to view payment detail page in detailed
🔹 Orders Tab
The Orders tab shows orders created from your website before payment is made.
This is mainly used in API-based integrations like WooCommerce, Shopify, or custom checkout flows.
1. Order Filters
At the top, you can filter orders by:
- Order ID – Razorpay order reference
- Receipt – Your internal receipt or order number
- Status – All, Created, Attempted, Paid
- Count – Number of records to display
Used to quickly search and track a particular order.
2. Orders List (Order Table)
Each row represents one order with the following fields:
Columns Explained:
- Order ID – Unique Razorpay order identifier
- Amount – Order amount
- Attempts – Number of payment attempts made for this order
- Receipt – Merchant’s internal receipt or order reference
- Created At – Date and time when the order was created
- Status:
- Paid – Order successfully paid
- Created – Order created but payment not yet completed
- Attempted – Payment attempted but not completed
- Paid – Order successfully paid
Clicking an order opens detailed information including:
- Linked payment IDs
- Attempt history
- Order metadata
- Payment status
🔹 Order Summary Panel (Right Side)
When an order is selected, a side panel opens with detailed order-level information.
Order Information
- Order ID – Unique Razorpay Order reference (example: order_S61GLcuLQS51xU)
- Amount – Total order amount created
- Currency – Currency used for the order (INR, USD, etc.)
- Attempts – Number of payment attempts made for this order
- Status – Current order status such as:
- Created
- Attempted
- Paid
- Failed
- Created
- Created At – Date and time when the order was created
Linked Payments Section
Shows all payments attempted or completed against this order.
For each payment:
- Payment ID – Clickable Razorpay payment reference
- Amount – Payment amount
- Payment Status – Status such as Created, Authorized, Captured, Failed
- Date & Time – When the payment was created
This helps track multiple attempts for the same order.
Notes Section
Displays custom metadata passed while creating the order, such as:
- Referrer – Source system or integration (example: fastrr)
- Origin – Website or application domain (example: yoursite.com)
These notes are useful for internal tracking, reconciliation, and debugging.
🔹 Payments Table (Bottom Section)
This table lists all orders and their payment activity.
Available Columns
- Order ID – Razorpay Order reference
- Amount – Order amount
- Attempts – Number of attempts made for the order
- Receipt – Merchant receipt or internal reference number
- Created At – Order creation date and time
🔄 Difference Between Payments & Orders
| Payments | Orders |
| Individual payment attempts | Order created before payment |
| Shows success / failure per transaction | Shows order-level payment flow |
| Used for refunds & reconciliation | Used for tracking checkout flow |
| Final payment status | Pre-payment tracking |
🛠 Common Use Cases
The Transactions section is used to:
- Verify successful customer payments
- Track failed and pending transactions
- Issue refunds from payment details
- Reconcile payments with orders
- Investigate disputes and chargebacks
- Support customer payment queries
Common follow-ups
Questions Indian D2C teams ask alongside this one
What's the fastest way to get help if a step here breaks for me?
Send the form at the link below — the founder replies within one business day, usually faster. If it's a payment-gateway or shipping issue mid-order, call +91 98666 62226 and we move it to the top of the queue — a stuck checkout is a revenue leak, not a support ticket.
Why does this article reference Razorpay instead of generic Shopify documentation?
Generic Shopify docs are excellent for the global merchant. Indian ecommerce runs on different rails — UPI, COD, Shiprocket, GST invoicing, RTO mitigation by pincode — and most of that isn't in the official help centre. Our Knowledge Base is the SOP layer we wrote for our own ops team running 200+ stores; the razorpay section is the part of that catalogue most relevant when you're working on what this article covers.
When does this article get updated?
When the underlying tool changes — a Shopify checkout extension schema update, a payment-gateway API revision, a Shiprocket dashboard redesign, a COD app deprecation — the article changes that week, not the next quarter. If you spot something that no longer matches your screen, message us; the article gets re-recorded against the live admin within a day or two.
Still stuck? Talk to support.
Send the form — the founder replies within one business day, usually faster.