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Implement one-time payment flows for processing payments in India

Overview of one-time payment flows for processing payments in India

Configure and integrate Payment Page 2.0 for processing local and recurring transactions with various payment gateway integrations, including Stripe v2 and CyberSource 2.0.

To process local one-time and recurring transactions, you can configure and integrate a Payment Page 2.0 on the following types of payment gateway integrations. You need to pass in additional client parameters in the Z.render function to support the use case of authorization amount processing or invoice processing .

Payment gateway integration

Supported payment method type

Support for recurring transactions

Gateway configuration requirement

Stripe v2

Credit Card Reference Transaction

Yes

To process local recurring payments in India, mandates must be established. Any recurring payments without the mandate ID data will fail. You can take advantage of the one-time payment flow of adding or updating a payment method to create a recurring mandate without being required to make a payment. You can also create a recurring mandate, complete a payment, and store the details as a fully tokenized payment method.

For more information about Zuora's support and suggestions for recurring payments in India, see the Recurring Payments in India article in Zuora Community.

CyberSource 2.0

Credit Card

No

The Gateway Endpoint setting on the gateway instance page must be set to CyberSource India .

Complete the following tasks to implement a Payment Page 2.0 to support one-time payment flows:

  1. Review prerequisites.
  2. Set up a Payment Page 2.0.
  3. Request a signature for the Payment Page from Zuora.
  4. Set up your client code to integrate the Payment Page to your web page.
  5. Implement the callback response.

To support cross-border transactions that are not in INR, see information in the Recommendations for other scenarios section.

For the support on integrations requested through the Specialized Payment Connections service, see the article for the specific integration.

Last updated: May 11, 2026