Troubleshooting & FAQs

1. How to handle situations where a customer has pressed the Back button on the browser before the payment is complete?

You can use the onBackPressed method to handle a situation where the customer has pressed the Back button before completing the payment. This marks the payment as failed on the Curlec Dashboard.

/**
	* In your activity, you need to override onBackPressed
	*/
	@Override
	public void onBackPressed() {
		if(razorpay != null){
			razorpay.onBackPressed();
		}
		super.onBackPressed();
	}

2. How to change API keys?

You can change API keys after you have already initialized the Razorpay object by calling razorpay.changeMerchantKey(merchantKey). This is an optional method that overrides the existing API key. The new key is used for authenticating the requests sent to Curlec.

/**
* change the API key
*/
razorpay.changeMerchantKey("YOUR_KEY_ID");

3. I received a policy violation notice from Google Play Store when trying to publish my Curlec-integrated app. How do I proceed?

This error appeared due to an intent redirection issue that was present in the older versions of the Razorpay Android Custom SDK. To resolve this, please

4. How can I check the Razorpay Android Custom SDK version?

To check the SDK version:

1. Open your Android project in Android Studio.
2. Navigate to the build.gradle file of your app module (usually app/build.gradle).
3. Locate the dependencies block in the file.
4. Find the line that includes the Razorpay SDK dependency. The version number will be alongside the SDK name in the formatx.y.z.
   build.gradle

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   dependencies {
   implementation 'com.razorpay:customui:3.9.22'
   }

5. How can I update the Razorpay Android Custom SDK version?

To update the Custom Android SDK, follow these steps:

1. Check the

   latest SDK version

   .
2. In the app-level gradle build file, update the SDK version to the latest release.
   Update SDK

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   dependencies {
   //    … other dependencies
   //  For Razorpay checkout SDK
   implementation ‘com.razorpay:customui:<latest-version-name-goes-here>‘
   //    … other dependencies
   
   }

3. After updating, sync gradle and check for any compile-time errors.
4. Ensure all changes are correctly integrated and the application functions as expected.