Customer and Merchant Banks to Receive 70% of UPI MDR Revenue
New revenue-sharing model announced for Unified Payments Interface transactions
The new revenue-sharing model for Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions allocates 70% of the merchant discount rate (MDR) revenue to customer and merchant banks. This policy is designed to raise the revenue share for banks facilitating UPI payments.
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A new revenue-sharing arrangement for Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions has been revealed, allocating 70% of the merchant discount rate (MDR) revenue to customer and merchant banks. This change aims to benefit banks involved in UPI payments by increasing their share of transaction fees, according to a recent analysis.
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- Who are the primary beneficiaries of the MDR revenue share?
- Customer and merchant banks are the primary beneficiaries under the new arrangement.
- How does this change affect banks' involvement in UPI?
- It provides a financial incentive by giving banks a larger portion of MDR revenue, encouraging their participation.
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