One operating system. Local ways to pay, ship and communicate.
Darzee connects to payment and fulfilment providers where supported, while also letting businesses work with the local payment methods their customers already use.
Popular methods in 🌐 Global
Darzee is designed around local methods rather than forcing every business into one global payment rail.
These are market examples, not a claim that every method is directly integrated in every country. Businesses can use connected providers or save/record local methods where supported by the Darzee checkout workflow.
Providers + local methods
Stripe, Razorpay, cards, wallets, QR, bank transfers and region-specific payment methods.
Customer updates
WhatsApp today, with additional messaging channels designed around the same order context.
Rates + fulfilment
Shiprocket rate calculation in India, with broader carrier connectivity planned.
Business-owned methods
Record cash, saved QR codes, local wallet instructions and manual payment methods against the order.
Connect providers without making Darzee country-specific
Stripe
Bring your own Stripe account for supported in-person and digital payment workflows, including Tap to Pay where eligible.

Razorpay
India payment workflows tied back to the Darzee order, alongside UPI, QR and other local ways a merchant may collect payment.
Calculate locally. Expand globally.

Shiprocket
Use Shiprocket to calculate shipping cost while creating an order. Shipment booking, labels, tracking and deeper fulfilment sync are coming later.
Global multi-carrier shipping
PlannedDarzee is being designed to add broader carrier connectivity so businesses can calculate, book and track shipping using providers appropriate to their market.
Keep order communication close to the customer record
Share order information, invoices, jobsheets and customer links through WhatsApp workflows, with more automated notifications being added.
More channels
PlannedThe same order context can support additional messaging channels as Darzee expands its communication layer.
Darzee should adapt to the market—not force the market to adapt to Darzee.
Payment methods shown on the public website are personalized by browser region as examples. Inside Darzee, the merchant’s configured business country and connected providers should determine what the seller can actually enable.
