Razorpay Test Card CVV: What to Enter in Test Mode
In Razorpay test mode any 3 digit CVV works on a test card. See the test card numbers, expiry and OTP rules, and fixes for failed test payments.
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A Razorpay test card is a fake card number that runs a payment in Razorpay test mode, so you can build and check a checkout flow without moving real money. Test cards work only with test API keys, accept a future expiry date and a made up CVV, and can be set to succeed or fail on demand. In 2025 the steps stay the same as earlier years: flip the dashboard to test mode, copy a number from the docs, and pay.
Test mode is a sandbox that lives inside the Razorpay dashboard. A test card number passes through the same checkout screens as a live card, but no bank, card network, or customer account is touched. Every test payment carries a test badge in the dashboard and stays out of live settlement reports.
Razorpay publishes its test cards as a fixed list. Each number maps to a card network such as Visa, Mastercard, RuPay, or Amex and, in many cases, to a result such as success, insufficient funds, or authentication failure.
The list lives in the public developer docs, not inside the dashboard. Search the docs for test cards and you land on a page that covers cards, UPI IDs, netbanking, and wallets in one set of tables.
Razorpay builds failure cases into the test card list. One number returns insufficient funds, another a bank decline, another a failed authentication. The label next to each number tells you which result you will get.
For cases that are not on the list, use the webhook simulator in the dashboard. It fires events such as payment.captured, payment.failed, and refund.processed at your endpoint, so you can test your handler without a checkout at all.
No. Test numbers are blocked in live mode and the payment returns an error. Test mode and live mode keep separate keys, separate data, and separate dashboard views.
Use the OTP printed on the test checkout screen. Test mode shows the code on the page, so no phone or bank app is needed. Some test cases skip the OTP step.
Yes. Test cards work with Checkout, the Orders API, Payment Links, Subscriptions, and Invoices while the account sits in test mode.
No public change to the test card list has been announced for 2025. The numbers on the docs page are the current set, and new networks get added to that page when support ships.
No. Live card data in a test system breaks PCI DSS rules and creates a breach risk. Published test numbers carry no cardholder data, which is why they exist.