Payments
The cheapest rail in the country, wired properly
UPI intent, collect requests and dynamic QR codes, with a static QR for the counter and instant confirmation for whoever is standing at it.
< 5s
Confirmation at the counter
Any
UPI app supported
0
Hardware required
What UPI & QR Payment does for you
UPI carries most of India's retail payments because it costs almost nothing and settles in seconds. Getting it right is about the edges: a collect request that expires cleanly, a QR that carries the exact amount, a confirmation the cashier can trust.
Both modes are covered. A dynamic QR encodes the bill so the customer cannot mistype it, while a static QR at the counter takes any amount and still reports against the terminal that earned it.
Dynamic and static QR
Print one QR for the counter or generate a fresh one per bill with the amount already filled in.
Intent and collect
Open the customer's UPI app directly on mobile, or raise a collect request when they are paying from elsewhere.
Terminal-level reporting
Every counter, till or outlet reports separately, so a day's takings can be checked against the right shift.
Instant confirmation
A webhook and an audible alert the moment the credit lands, which is what lets the counter move on.
Refunds on the same rail
Push a refund back to the payer's UPI ID from the dashboard, tracked to the same order.
Low cost to run
UPI carries no MDR for most merchants, so collections cost a fraction of a card transaction.
01
Pick the mode
Static QR for a counter, dynamic QR or intent for a bill with a known amount.
02
Put it in front of the customer
On a printed standee, on the screen at checkout, or opened straight into their UPI app.
03
They approve in their app
Any UPI app works — the payment lands in seconds, on your own VPA.
04
Confirmation reaches both sides
The customer sees their app confirm; your counter sees the alert and the reference.
No. A printed QR or a phone is enough, which is why this is usually the first rail a small outlet turns on.
Yes. Each QR is tied to a terminal, so takings are reported per counter and per shift rather than as one pile.
There is no MDR on UPI for most merchant categories. You pay for the platform, not a percentage of every sale.
Ready when you are