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How to Accept Online Payments for Your Website (Nepal)
eSewa, Khalti, ConnectIPS and cards on your site: options by business size.
By DigitalNepal · Updated 2026-10-04
Nepali sites collect via wallets, bank links and (for larger merchants) aggregators/gateways. Start simple: payment links and QR before full checkout integration.
Steps
1Start with links and QR
Payment links, QR stands and manual eSewa/Khalti acceptance need zero code and prove demand.
2Register the business properly
PAN/VAT and business registration unlock merchant accounts and trust.
3Integrate one rail at a time
Add eSewa, then Khalti/bank options using official docs and test (sandbox) credentials.
4Reconcile daily
Match every online order against settlement reports. Small leaks compound fast.
Good to know: Never collect card details on your own forms. Use provider-hosted checkout pages only.
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FAQ
Cost to start?
Links/QR are near-free; gateway setups add one-time and per-transaction costs. Compare total cost at your volume.
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