Razorpay amounts are integers in paise, so a 500 rupee order is created with amount 50000
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Every amount in the Razorpay API is an integer in the smallest currency unit. For Indian rupees that unit is paise, so an amount of 50000 means 500 rupees and an amount of 500 means 5 rupees. There is no decimal form and a float is rejected. The same rule applies to the other supported currencies using their own minor unit.
The dashboard displays rupees while the API speaks paise, so a unit mistake shows up as a charge exactly one hundred times too small or too large, which is easy to miss in test mode where either number looks plausible. Confirm by creating an order for an amount of 100 and reading the dashboard, which shows one rupee. Keep amounts as integer paise end to end, convert only at the display layer, and assert the expected paise value in tests rather than the rupee value.
Source: https://razorpay.com/docs/api/orders/
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