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Accept CashFree Wallets payments from customers in India with Pine Labs as the payment service provider (PSP). The customer goes to a Pine Labs payment page, confirms the payment in their wallet and returns to your site.

Supported workflows

WorkflowSupported
Payrails SDK✔
Payrails API✔
Delayed / Manual Capture✖
Instant Capture✔
Cancel / Void✖
Refund / Reverse✔
Save Instruments✖
Merchant Initiated Transaction (MIT)✖

Before you begin

Complete these steps before you send your first CashFree Wallets payment through Pine Labs:
  1. Set up a Pine Labs integration in your workspace. Follow the Pine Labs integration setup guide if you don’t have one yet. The Payrails Portal lists it as PineLabs.
  2. Ask Pine Labs to enable CashFree Wallets on your Pine Labs merchant account.
  3. In the Payrails Portal, go to Settings → Integrations, open your PineLabs integration, select CashFree Wallets under Payment methods, and save.
  4. Add CashFree Wallets as a payment option in your workflow.

Request fields for Pine Labs

Send these fields in the authorize request, in addition to the standard authorize fields. Required fields must be present for the payment to succeed. Payrails sends Optional fields to the PSP when you include them.

Authorize a CashFree Wallets payment

Call authorize a payment with cashFreeWallet as the paymentMethodCode. The response includes the redirect to the Pine Labs payment page.
Authorize request
After the customer approves the payment, Pine Labs returns them to your success or error URL. Confirm the result through webhook notifications or the execution status before you fulfill the order.

How Pine Labs handles CashFree Wallets

  • Pine Labs accepts only instant capture. Payrails captures CashFree Wallets payments immediately.
  • Pine Labs serves its payment pages to customers with an Indian IP address.
  • When the customer returns, Payrails checks the signature on the Pine Labs response before it updates the payment.
  • Payrails sends full and partial refunds to Pine Labs against the original transaction.
Last modified on October 19, 2026