Create a UPI QR code that accepts payments from Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, Amazon Pay, BHIM, and every other UPI app โ in under 60 seconds. No merchant account needed.
Free ยท No login ยท Works with all UPI apps ยท Zero MDR fees
Works With All UPI Payment Apps
One UPI QR code โ accepted by every UPI app in India. No separate QR for each app.
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How to Create Your GPay QR Code
4 steps. Under 2 minutes. Works for personal and business UPI IDs.
1
Find Your UPI ID
Open Google Pay โ tap your photo โ Bank Account. Your UPI ID looks like name@okicici or phone@ybl.
2
Open the UPI Tab
Click the button above or go to the generator and select the UPI Payment tab.
3
Enter Your Details
Paste your UPI ID, enter your name, and optionally set a fixed amount (leave blank for variable).
4
Download & Display
Download at 1000px. Print on A5 paper, laminate it, and place it at your counter.
Zero fees, forever. NPCI mandated zero MDR (Merchant Discount Rate) on UPI transactions. You keep 100% of every payment โ no monthly fee, no per-transaction cut, no setup cost.
Generate Your GPay QR Code โ Free
Accept payments at your shop, stall, clinic, or anywhere in under 2 minutes.
Yes. "GPay QR code" and "UPI QR code" are the same thing โ Google Pay uses the standard UPI QR format (BHIM UPI protocol), so any QR code created with your UPI ID works with GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, and all other UPI apps.
No. Any personal UPI ID linked to a bank account works. You don't need to register as a merchant. Just use your existing UPI ID from any bank app or payment app.
Google Pay: Tap profile photo โ Bank Account โ your UPI ID shown below the bank name. PhonePe: Profile โ My UPI IDs. Paytm: Profile โ UPI Settings. Any bank app: Usually under Settings โ UPI or Payments.
No. A UPI payment QR code only allows customers to send money to you. It cannot debit your account. It's completely safe to display publicly โ on your counter, website, or marketing materials.
UPI per-transaction limit is โน1,00,000. Daily limits depend on your bank (typically โน1โ2 lakh/day for personal accounts, higher for business accounts). There's no limit on the number of transactions.