What it does
shurjoPay offers Bangladeshi businesses online checkout, QR payments and payment links, with card and mobile-wallet methods. Merchants receive a quotation after registration and must submit business and identity documents before activation.
Prepare the trade license, tax identification, national identity and business-bank details for onboarding, together with the required forms.
The developer route uses a programming interface (API) to authenticate the store, start checkout and verify the transaction afterwards. Sandbox and production have different addresses and credentials.
Keep verification separate from creating another payment. shurjoPay's technical status guidance says that, if a verification request times out, the integration should retry verification rather than open a second checkout for a payment that may already have succeeded. Staff can also check a pending payment in the merchant dashboard before asking a customer to try again.
The merchant offer is quoted during onboarding. The FAQ describes weekly withdrawals to the registered business account, subject to the agreed schedule, bank working days and transaction checks. That schedule matters for a seller buying stock from the proceeds of online orders.
Strengths
- Ready-made plugins and mobile development tools offer alternatives to a custom website connection
- Server notifications report payment status even if the customer does not return to the store
Watch out for
- Each additional website requires another merchant registration
Best for
- Bangladeshi businesses planning online payment integration
- Merchants operating multiple websites
- Developers connecting payment confirmation with order handling
Sources
- shurjoPay merchant signup, website rules and withdrawal FAQ (Oct 27, 2026)
- shurjoPay integration tools and server notifications (Oct 27, 2026)
- shurjoPay authentication, checkout and payment verification (Oct 27, 2026)
- shurjoPay transaction verification and timeout guidance (Oct 27, 2026)