The customer comes to the payment counter and the cashier scans the items and creates a bill.
• If the customer wishes to pay via UPI, the cashier enters the amount on the screen.
• Thereafter, a dynamic QR code is generated which is scanned by the customer and the payment is made using their preferred UPI application.
Incase of any return made by the customer or failure in transaction, the amount is credited back to the customer’s account immediately.
Click on “Transaction History” within the application and it shows all the transactions that have been made through UPI.
The NPCI has set a transaction limit for UPI transfers which is Rs 1 lakh per transaction per day.
All digital payments need to be mandatorily UPI enabled in order for a customer to make a payment.
Yes, there is a merchant invoice after every transaction made by UPI, you can opt for a customers copy also if needed.
You can pay simply by tapping your NFC enabled mobile phone or by just tapping your credit card.
No. There are no transaction fees.
You can save upto 50% less transaction charges as cards charge you with a transaction fee.
Yes. The amount is directly debited from the bank account which is linked to your UPI enabled application.
The amount is credited immediately to your bank account.
No, as the amount is debited from the customers bank account it is not necessary to link it with any wallets.
In order to avoid the following issues:
No payment notifications
Operational inconvenience
No receipts
Trust issues
Reconciliation issues