Modi Government Announces 0.4% UPI Charges Above ₹2000 From October 15
New fee applies to transactions exceeding ₹2000; details on who will bear the cost
The Modi government will impose a 0.4% merchant discount rate (MDR) on UPI transactions exceeding ₹2000 starting October 15. This fee is intended to regulate digital payments and clarify the party responsible for the charge.
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The Modi government has announced that a 0.4% merchant discount rate (MDR) will be levied on Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions exceeding ₹2000 starting October 15. This new charge aims to regulate digital payments and clarify who will be responsible for paying the fee.
The government’s decision introduces a 0.4% MDR on UPI transactions above ₹2000, effective from October 15. This move is expected to impact digital payment users making higher-value transactions through the UPI platform. Experts have weighed in on the implications of this charge and who will ultimately bear the cost of the MDR.
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- What is MDR in the context of UPI transactions?
- MDR stands for Merchant Discount Rate, a fee charged on digital payments to merchants or users.
- Who will be responsible for paying the 0.4% MDR?
- The government has clarified the charge but the exact party bearing the MDR cost may vary based on transaction conditions.
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