What Is a TrxID? Meaning, Where to Find It, and How to Use It
A TrxID is the code a wallet gives to one payment. Here is where to find it, why shops ask for it, and why you should never treat it as proof by itself.
Practical guides on checking bKash, Nagad and Upay payments, avoiding fake TrxIDs and screenshots, and confirming orders automatically.
A TrxID is the code a wallet gives to one payment. Here is where to find it, why shops ask for it, and why you should never treat it as proof by itself.
Checking a bKash TrxID by hand works for a few orders a day. Here is the manual routine, where it breaks, and how automatic confirmation from SMS works.
Screenshots and typed TrxIDs are easy to fake. Here are the common tricks and a short checklist that keeps your shop safe without slowing every order.
Many WooCommerce shops collect money on a personal wallet number and check each order by hand. Here is how to automate the check, and what to know first.
Should an online shop take payments on a personal wallet number or a merchant account? The trade-offs, the questions to ask your provider, and where SMS confirmation fits.
Three ways to confirm a wallet payment: check the TrxID yourself, read the SMS automatically, or use an official gateway. A plain comparison and who should pick what.
How to check a Nagad or Upay payment by hand, how automatic SMS confirmation works for each, and an honest note on what to know before you rely on it.
A developer walkthrough: create an order over REST, send the customer to paymentUrl, verify the signed webhook on the raw body and handle retries safely.