Merchant
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UPI transactions above Rs 2,000 may be subject to fees, here's who will be impacted
Business | Aug 05, 2026, 04:17 PM ISTMerchant Discount Rate (MDR) is for merchants. That is, after the rule is implemented, if a fee is levied on transactions exceeding Rs 2,000, merchants will have to pay it.
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UPI merchants: THESE steps can help you avoid UPI-related scams
Technology | Nov 12, 2024, 09:20 AM ISTWith the rise of the internet and UPI, related scams are also increasing in India. UPI merchants can take the following steps to protect themselves and safeguard their hard-earned money.
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Razorpay permit merchants to accept credit card payments via UPI: Know-how
Technology | Dec 05, 2022, 04:11 PM ISTRazorpay merchants can begin accepting credit card payments on UPI via RuPay credit cards, with minimal changes to their existing setup. The company has said that move has been made possible in partnership with Axis bank, which shares Razorpay's focus on catering to the ever-evolving needs.
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Twitter Shops enable sellers to showcase up to 50 products
Technology | Mar 10, 2022, 11:21 AM IST'Twitter Shops' enable merchants to curate a collection of up to 50 products to showcase on their Twitter profiles. The feature is free to use and helps people to get a chance to showcase their favourite brands.
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Traders in Maharashtra wait for respite following fresh COVID curbs
India | Apr 06, 2021, 02:59 PM ISTHospitals, medicals stores, shops selling vegetables, groceries, dairies and bakeries have been permitted to operate.
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Paytm launches ‘POS’ on app, will allow merchants to accept card payments
Nov 23, 2016, 06:48 PM ISTIn a move that is expected to widen the platform’s merchant base, Indian mobile payments giant Paytm has now made it workable for small retailers to acknowledge installments made through credit and debit cards without
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What makes this man 'the most lovable boss' in India?
India | Oct 22, 2014, 11:46 AM ISTWhat do you expect as a 'Diwali' bonus from your bosses? Some would probably say, 'salary increase', while others would voice for, 'half-salary as bonus', 'long-paid leave' or a sweet-box (at least)... right?But, what this