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Once the transaction is complete, the user will be redirected to the given request URL.

  • If the transaction is successful, user will be redirected automatically to given success_url

  • If transaction gets failed, user will be redirected to the provided failure_url

In both cases, payment_id will be provided as a query parameter; hence you can use this payment_id as transaction_id to retrieve transaction details and status information from the given API.

More details about API is explained in .

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