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# Rapyd

Learn how to activate Rapyd as a payment connector on Juspay Hyperswitch to accept and send global payments across multiple payment methods.

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This section gives you an overview of how to make payments via Rapyd through Juspay Hyperswitch.
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### About

Rapyd allows businesses to accept and send payments to any business or consumer entity present anywhere in a faster, cheaper, and easier manner. To know more about payment methods supported by Rapyd via Hyperswitch, visit [here](https://hyperswitch.io/pm-list).

### Activating Rapyd via Hyperswitch

#### Prerequisites

1. You need to be registered with Rapyd in order to proceed. In case you aren't, you can quickly set up your Rapyd account [here](https://www.rapyd.net/).
2. You should have a registered Hyperswitch account. You can access your account from the [Hyperswitch dashboard](https://app.hyperswitch.io/).
3. The Rapyd **Access Key** and **API Secret** can be found in your Rapyd dashboard under **Developers** > **Access & Secret Keys**.
4. Select all the payment methods you wish to use Rapyd for. Ensure that these match the ones configured on your Rapyd dashboard.

Follow these [steps](https://docs.hyperswitch.io/hyperswitch-cloud/connectors/activate-connector-on-hyperswitch) to activate Rapyd on the Hyperswitch control center.


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