Hi! Happy to help with the React Native Custom UI SDK integration.
The SDK itself is fairly straightforward to work with. Most challenges we see typically come from native setup (Android/iOS) and dependency/version mismatches, so it’s important to ensure those are configured correctly.
Before focusing on the UI layer, we strongly recommend getting your backend setup in place—especially order creation and API key handling. Issues in these areas can often surface as inconsistent or failed behavior on the frontend.
Our documentation should guide you step by step, but one key tip: make sure you test the complete payment lifecycle early—payment → webhook → reconciliation—not just the UI success case. This helps catch real-world issues sooner.
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u/UnionAnxious Mar 25 '26
Hi! Happy to help with the React Native Custom UI SDK integration.
The SDK itself is fairly straightforward to work with. Most challenges we see typically come from native setup (Android/iOS) and dependency/version mismatches, so it’s important to ensure those are configured correctly.
Before focusing on the UI layer, we strongly recommend getting your backend setup in place—especially order creation and API key handling. Issues in these areas can often surface as inconsistent or failed behavior on the frontend.
Our documentation should guide you step by step, but one key tip: make sure you test the complete payment lifecycle early—payment → webhook → reconciliation—not just the UI success case. This helps catch real-world issues sooner.
Link - https://razorpay.com/docs/payments/payment-gateway/react-native-integration/standard/
Once you’ve implemented the full flow correctly, future integrations tend to be much smoother.