The current Razorpay Node.js SDK and documentation only cover order-based payment verification. However, many of us are using the Invoice API to create invoices and collect payments (especially for tax/compliance reasons and downloadable PDFs).
After payment, Razorpay returns these fields:
{
razorpay_payment_id: "pay_XXXX",
razorpay_invoice_id: "inv_XXXX",
razorpay_invoice_status: "paid",
razorpay_invoice_receipt: "receipt_XXXX",
razorpay_signature: "generated_signature"
}Suggested Solution
The correct payload format (after testing and verifying manually) is:
razorpay_invoice_id | razorpay_invoice_receipt | razorpay_invoice_status | razorpay_payment_id
You can verify the signature like this in Node.js:
const crypto = require("crypto");
const secret = "YOUR_KEY_SECRET";
const data = "inv_XXXX|receipt_XXXX|paid|pay_XXXX";
const expectedSignature = crypto
.createHmac("sha256", secret)
.update(data)
.digest("hex");
// Compare expectedSignature with razorpay_signatureAlternatives
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Additional Information
Please consider:
PR
The current Razorpay Node.js SDK and documentation only cover order-based payment verification. However, many of us are using the Invoice API to create invoices and collect payments (especially for tax/compliance reasons and downloadable PDFs).
After payment, Razorpay returns these fields:
Suggested Solution
The correct payload format (after testing and verifying manually) is:
You can verify the signature like this in Node.js:
Alternatives
No response
Additional Information
Please consider:
Adding a utility method in the SDK for validatePaymentVerification().
Updating the docs (paymentVerification.md) to include invoice verification as well.
PR