Accept any payment method, anywhere your customers are
Stripe for global. Razorpay for India. Dodo Payments for cross-border merchant-of-record. Adyen for consolidated acquiring across markets. Manual for COD. Four payment providers, plus manual payments, one checkout.
Most ecommerce platforms ship one payment integration and call it done. The second integration is bolt-on. The third is a hack. The fourth never happens, so you lose the customer who wanted to pay with UPI in India or with Apple Pay in the US.
Mercemur ships four payment integrations on day one, each maintained as a real provider. Stripe for international cards and digital wallets, on your own Stripe account. Razorpay for the full India stack (UPI, cards, RuPay, net banking). Dodo Payments for cross-border merchant-of-record scenarios where you do not want to handle international tax. Adyen for merchants consolidating acquiring across markets on a single provider. Manual payments for COD, wire transfers, and offline reconciliation. Refunds reconcile with the provider automatically.
You ship a checkout that fits each market. Mercemur takes no transaction fee. Stripe, Razorpay, and Adyen settle through your own provider accounts; Dodo acts as merchant of record and remits according to its own terms. You stay in control.
Stripe
The full international payment stack
Payment methods
International cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, Buy-now-pay-later
Operations
Authorization, Capture, Refund, Disputes, Subscriptions
Architecture
Your own Stripe account, connected with a restricted key. Charges land there in full.
Razorpay
The full India payment stack
Payment methods
UPI, Cards, Net banking, RuPay, EMI
Operations
Authorization, Capture, Refund, Webhooks
Architecture
Per-merchant credentials. Settlement to your bank.
Dodo Payments
Cross-border merchant-of-record
Use case
Selling globally without local tax registrations
How it works
Dodo becomes merchant-of-record, handles tax compliance
Best for
Digital products, SaaS, global subscriptions
Manual payments
For payments that do not run through a processor: Cash on delivery (COD), Bank wire transfer, Cheque payments, Trade credit (net 30, net 60), Offline reconciliation for invoiced orders.
Manual payments share the same order timeline as processor-based payments. The customer places the order, the merchant marks it as paid when funds arrive, the fulfillment workflow runs as normal.
Partial refunds with provider reconciliation
Refund part of an order from the admin. Mercemur talks to the right payment processor and updates both the order ledger and the processor in one action.
How it works:
- 1Admin clicks 'issue refund' on the order
- 2Admin enters the refund amount (full or partial)
- 3Mercemur calls the appropriate processor (Stripe, Razorpay, Dodo, or Adyen) with the refund amount
- 4The processor refunds the customer
- 5The order ledger updates with the refund record
- 6The customer gets a refund confirmation email
- 7Inventory restocks (if configured)
No CSV reconciliation at month-end. The order and the processor agree on the refund amount.
Dispute handling
When a customer disputes a charge:
Stripe
Dispute notifications arrive through Stripe webhooks. The order in Mercemur surfaces the dispute. Respond to the dispute through Stripe's dashboard or through the Mercemur admin.
Razorpay
Razorpay's refund webhook handles disputes that resolve as refunds. Other dispute types appear in your Razorpay dashboard.
Dodo
Dodo handles the dispute on your behalf as merchant-of-record.
How payouts work
Mercemur takes no transaction fee. Stripe, Razorpay, and Adyen settle through your own provider accounts; Dodo acts as merchant of record and remits according to its own terms.
Stripe payouts go to your connected Stripe account on Stripe's payout schedule (typically daily after a 2 to 7 day rolling reserve).
Razorpay settlements go to your Razorpay account, typically T+2 or T+3 settlement to your bank.
Adyen settles to your own Adyen merchant account on your Adyen payout schedule.
Dodo acts as merchant of record: it collects the payment, handles tax where applicable, and remits your net proceeds on its own schedule and terms.
Mercemur never holds your funds and takes no cut of the charge.
Why four providers
A single payment provider rarely covers every market. Stripe is best-in-class internationally but lacks UPI. Razorpay is dominant in India but limited internationally. Dodo solves the tax-compliance pain for cross-border digital sales. Adyen suits merchants who want a single acquirer across several markets. Together, they cover the full set of merchant needs.
You connect what you need:
Selling only in India: connect Razorpay
Selling only internationally: connect Stripe
Selling globally: connect both
Selling globally without tax overhead: connect Dodo
Consolidating acquiring across several markets: connect Adyen
Selling B2B with COD or wire transfers: enable manual payments
How to connect
- 1
Admin payments page. Visit the payments settings.
- 2
Click 'Connect' on each provider you want. Stripe prompts you for a restricted key from your Stripe dashboard. Razorpay, Dodo, and Adyen prompt for their API credentials.
- 3
Configure default provider per region. India region defaults to Razorpay. Other regions default to Stripe. Override per region as needed.
- 4
Enable test mode first. Run a test order end-to-end to confirm the flow.
- 5
Flip to live mode. Start accepting real payments.
Use cases
India DTC brand
Razorpay handles 95% of orders (UPI is dominant). Stripe handles the 5% of international visitors. Refunds reconcile automatically.
International SaaS
Stripe for monthly and annual subscriptions. Dispute notifications through Stripe webhooks. The charge lands in the merchant's own Stripe account, so payouts go straight to their bank.
Global digital products business
Dodo Payments as merchant-of-record so the merchant does not have to register for VAT in every EU country. Customers see Dodo on their statement. Tax compliance is handled.
India B2B wholesale
Razorpay for online orders. Manual payment for COD and wire-transfer orders from large buyers. Draft orders for sales-call quotes.
Multi-region brand
Razorpay for India region. Stripe for US and EU regions. Dodo for the rest of the world. Each region's checkout shows the right provider automatically.
Subscription box business
Stripe subscriptions for recurring billing. Refunds reconcile when boxes are skipped or canceled.
Frequently asked questions
Quick reference
Four payment integrations: Stripe (international), Razorpay (India), Dodo (cross-border merchant-of-record), Adyen (consolidated multi-market acquiring). Manual payment for COD, wire, and offline reconciliation. Partial refunds reconciled with the provider automatically. Stripe, Razorpay, and Adyen charges are created on your own provider account with credentials you supply, so payouts go to your bank; Dodo acts as merchant of record and remits according to its own terms. Per-merchant credentials stored encrypted. Subscription billing supported through Stripe.
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