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For Indian e-commerce businesses, both PayU and Razorpay charge a standard transaction fee of approximately 2% per transaction, though rates vary by payment method and negotiated volume pricing. Razorpay offers a slightly lower entry-level rate for UPI transactions and provides a broader feature set including smart routing, instant refunds, payment pages, and an integrated dashboard. PayU offers competitive rates at higher volumes and includes features like LazyPay (BNPL), fraud detection, and EMI options. Razorpay is generally favored by startups and growing e-commerce businesses for its ease of use and ecosystem, while PayU may offer better pricing for high-volume merchants. Both support UPI, cards, net banking, wallets, and EMI.
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