Updating

PhonePe for WHMCS uses manual file updates (there is no in-app automatic updater). Download the latest release package from your relyweb.co client area and overwrite the module files in your WHMCS installation.

Before you update

A manual update overwrites files in place, so take a backup first — see Backup and restore. At minimum, capture:

• A WHMCS database backup — your saved gateway settings and transaction records live here.
• A copy of the module files you're about to overwrite.

Download the update

Sign in to your relyweb.co client area and open the PhonePe for WHMCS product to download the latest release. Your entitlement to new versions follows your license:

• Leased license: Download new releases at any time while your subscription remains active.
• Lifetime license: Perpetual access to installed versions; downloading newer releases requires an active Support & Updates plan.

Install the update

Overwrite the existing gateway files with the new copies:

• modules/gateways/phonepe.php
• modules/gateways/phonepe/ (the whole directory)
• modules/gateways/callback/phonepe.php

After uploading files, complete verification:

1. Navigate to Setup → Payment Gateways → PhonePe.
2. Verify your settings (Client ID, Client Secret, webhook credentials, payment mode, and License Key).
3. Click Save Changes and run a test transaction to verify payment processing.

Your settings are safe

Overwriting the files does not clear the settings you saved on the gateway page — those live in WHMCS, not in the files you're replacing. Re-check them after the upload.

If an update won't apply

• File paths: Verify all files overwrote their target locations in modules/gateways/, including the phonepe/ directory and callback file.
• File permissions: Ensure the web server user has read permissions on all new files.
• ionCube Loader: Confirm ionCube Loader 13.0.2 or newer is active (see Requirements).
• Gateway Log: If checkouts stall, inspect Utilities → Logs → Gateway Log and re-verify your License Key.

Related pages

• Backup and restore — back up before you overwrite
• Licensing — how your license type affects updates
• Uninstalling — the files that make up the module
• Troubleshooting — resolving post-update problems