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Is Razorpay down right now?

No — Razorpay is working normally · 5693ms response from our datacenter

Probed 1m ago · visit https://razorpay.com →

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Status timeline — last 24 hours

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Frequently asked — Razorpay

Is Razorpay down right now?
No — based on our last check, Razorpay is responding normally. No user reports of issues in the last hour either.
When was Razorpay last down?
We haven't recorded an outage for Razorpay in our rolling 14-day window. That doesn't mean it never went down — only that our probes haven't caught one.
Why is Razorpay slow or broken for me but working for others?
Three common causes. (1) Your ISP's DNS hasn't refreshed — try Razorpay via /dns-propagation. (2) A CDN edge near you is degraded while other regions are fine. (3) Your firewall or VPN is mangling the connection. Run the /audit on the hostname and you'll see whether DNS, TLS, and HTTP all look healthy from our side.
How is this page different from Razorpay's official status page?
Razorpay's own status page is what their engineers say — accurate but often lagging real-world impact by 5–30 minutes. We probe their public endpoint every 5 minutes from outside their network and aggregate user reports, so we usually surface issues before the official page updates.
Where can I report Razorpay being down?
Use the "Are you having problems?" form above. We don't store your IP — just a daily-salted hash that lets us rate-limit duplicates. Reports factor into the live count immediately.
How often do you check Razorpay?
Every 5 minutes from our datacenter via an HTTP probe. You can also click Check now above to fire an immediate fresh probe (rate-limited to once per minute per IP).