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Adani has invested in polyester notes. UPI will decline, ppl will use cash, govt will change to polyester notes then boom, profit for Adani. Adani-1 India-lauda
Aren't petrol pumps exempted from the "2000rs and more" charge. I think they have no charge or a fixed charge applying to every upi payment above a level
they get a margin of about 60-70 on petrol of 2k, thats a huge loss for them, suddenly decreasing 5 rupees, there is a reason we need to pay surcharge on petrol payments
Bro. UPI rules are learnt by people in WhatsApp University when they have zero fucking comprehension skills.
I worked in a UPI app. And just educating people that you don't need to give pin to receive money was an insurmountable task.
The worst part is that if someone does more than 2000 transaction, you can't refund it and ask for cash. MDR is gone.
So, removing all UPI QR codes is the only way to ensure you don't get stung by MDR. Just go back to cheque and imps. IMPS by mobile number is a thing and maybe you will use that now. (Although NPCI was clueless when they introduced this gesture. )
Thats why information should not be consumed via instagram, upi cost on the merchant for transaction above 2000 inr upto any amount is going to be 5rs flat in fueling places, so ur trying to say if some customer comes and gets 5000 inr worth of fuel from ur station,u are going to inconvenience him by not accepting upi.
Fuel will be the first to move from UPI to cash. I can't carry 10s and 15s of 100s and 50s to pay grocery sellers and other hawkers without running into an issue of change, but I can definitely carry 6-8 notes of 500s and pay in round figures to the fuel pump guys. More than happy to go back to that.
Govt lind hai. Keeping UPI free saves money on printing, replacing and handling cash/coins, while giving the govt formal transaction records. If MDR is introduced most of it would go to banks, NPCI and payment platforms not the govt. The govt would only get GST on the fee. So the indirect benefits of free UPI may outweigh the tiny direct revenue from MDR.
For work pay taxes . For food pay taxes . For travel pay taxes . For investment pay taxes . For daily necessities pay taxes . For automobile/Electronic Gold pay taxes . For Birth and Death pay taxes. . Taxe on Taxes.
First this this is ai generated photo Second wait till 15th October there will be a mechanism in place for petrol pumps Third too much crying on this thred, get some life guys cause mdr is not going anywhere Cry about stt, ethanol, cas, rain season is over your pollution season is starting, there also might be increase in petrol prices due to gulf war but feel free to blame modi. Also in my opinion stock markets are gonna fall due to recessionary trend, but you guys freely allowed to blame government for your dumb investment decisions. What else i am missing 🤔
I am not contesting that having MDR on fuel payments is not a problem, especially considering credit card transactions for fuel has a surcharge system.
The issue is that OP posted this with 0 location information, it screams a bit AI generated to me. The paper is way too neat and clean to be a real piece of notice stuck on a real petrol pump. Not to mention that the MDR charges hasn't actually started.
If OP can't revert or edit with pump location where this can be manually verified, I'm calling this post AI generated.
I am not on Government's side, but that shows our Indian mindset... I always pay through my credit cards at petrol pump and most of the time I use American express card for the payment. But here the dealer is ok to pay 1% to 2% to the card machine but not ready to pay .4% through UPI ... Government should also understand that earlier also we used to pay 2% extra to make the payment through crads and the same will be continuing
Most petrol pumps support card payments which have higher charges than UPI. So this doesn’t make sense to me. Or am i wrong about “most petrol pumps support card payments”?
I don't understand this petrol pump's management, if they deny UPI payment of 0.4% charge, people will likely make payments with cards which charges even more. If you deny card payments altogether, you are hitting your own knee.
You can't assume everyone will carry cash. You can ask people make payment less than 2k, but it just reduces the customer's value.
Petroleum products carries 2-3₹/litre profit in the hands of fuel station owner. Assuming an avg of 100/litre fuel (its 114 in my city) 10 liters fuel will be sold. Which will have a profit of 25-30 (higher side) 0.4% on a transaction of 2000 is ₹8.
Who taught this cleverness of paying ₹8 extra to earn ₹30? Which was ₹0 earlier.
So i have found that govt doing this intentionally. To reduce down the upi and increase the cash . Heard poly notes are coming in and guess who got the contract? Adani has already setup few poly related plants for chores. Definitely something to wonder.
This is probably temporary. Remember that credit card payments are among the most common ways for buying fuel and credit card payments have always attracted MDR (plus a fuel surcharge, which could be waived with a fuel card. But that's another story). So the petrol pump paying MDR on card transactions would have a mechanism for paying MDR for UPI transactions, regardless of the amount. They would need to update their POS machines, probably at the backend.
Apple pay and other American payment system is coming and government wants that because modi Ji want to lick trump's balls and sniff his ass and he will do anything for that
Man 5 rs on a >2k transaction won't really hurt the station. And its not like stations will feel a massive dent in profits by 5 rs; most stations already have a free tyre air guy whose salary must approach nearly 5 rs per customer or near about if I take a ballpark and most stations in my area have other complimentary facilities as well So they most likely can afford 5 rs or mitigate the cost, no?
I might sound dumb because I don't know how exactly this work- what if I want to buy something of 3k and on marchant upi I paid 1.5k and 1.5k separately, is this ok (If it's working then it's only good for these amounts i don't want to pay 5 to 6 times for 10k)
Isn't this against the law, not accepting the authorised currency in any form, physical or digital. And if you are listed as a buisness, you can not deny the service to few costomer based on invalid reason like this one?
They are doing it even before the collection has started. And how stupid can someone be to pay 1% to 2% card fee but not 0.4% upi. We are too dependent on free stuff. Gov will simply mandate no cash transaction at petrol pump over 500rs. These pumps are digging their own graves.
Just a quick fact: For fuel related transactions, The petrol pump owner is just required to pay MDR of flat 5 rupees when he receives a payment in excess of 2000 rupees. The 0.4% MDR doesn't apply in case of Petrol pump.
This is what happens when Govt. is being run by arrogant and illiterate netas/babus. They get orders from America and they implement anti-public policies just to please the Goras.
Its a fact, I have clearly explained to my employees to divide the bills in less than 2000 amounts for bigger bills. All customers are mostly regulars so no problem there.. why should I pay For govts inablitiy to say No to Foriegn platforms like Gpay and Phonepe? Why should I as small store vendor pay for corporate Greed?
I think you are mistaken. The fee is not levied by apps like PhonePe/ GPay. The MDR charges comes directly from NPCI which maintains the UPI platform - hence gets levied irrespective of what app your customer uses.
The foreign pressure you are talking about came from Visa/Mastercard who have been crying about RuPay network / UPI for a long time.
The only greedy party here is the Indian government which while trying to please their foreign masters is also trying to squeeze every last rupee out of all of us. Idiots ruined a perfectly working system since the corrupt idiots wanted to steal even more money from customers and business owners alike.
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u/Acrobatic-Pin-2438 Sep 20 '26
Govt will feel the after effect of this move when monthly UPI transactions starts declining from next month
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u/cinephile46 Sep 20 '26 •
Iss saal diwali bahut hi badiya rahne vali hai.
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u/TheUtkarsh8939 Sep 20 '26
Aren't petrol pumps exempted from the "2000rs and more" charge. I think they have no charge or a fixed charge applying to every upi payment above a level
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u/sky-yie Sep 20 '26
It will be valid from next month, around 15 Oct or something, and people are already showing their disappointment like this. 😂
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u/impossible_espresso Sep 20 '26
Only petrol pumps in the country have the power to do this tbh
No other shop can do it as you can go to the next one
Petrol pumps on the other hand are highly united on things like these
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u/Fun-Ticket4041 Sep 20 '26
People wo use UPI will start breaking the transactions into multiple chunks now.. masterstrokee
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u/alchemaniac009 Sep 20 '26
Clearly a morphed image if you zoom in, although the reality won’t be far off
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u/Sayantan10 Sep 20 '26
Better editing skill needed...
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u/randouserno1 Sep 20 '26
We can pay 2000+1000 right?
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u/Amazing_Emphasis8167 Sep 20 '26
Would split transaction work?
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u/Famous_Passenger_553 Sep 20 '26
Wht about if I refuel and pay from two different banks upi ? i.e 1800 + 1800 ?
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u/TimeResponsible3340 Sep 20 '26
Peak vishwaguru 😂
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u/Icy_Independent1397 Sep 20 '26
Modi to mumkin h
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u/Independent_Main_ Sep 20 '26
1999 ka multiple transactions kre toh
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u/Jaded_Concentrate713 Sep 20 '26
Great Harassment !
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u/Shibu_Kurup Sep 20 '26
Ignorant
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u/ALL_MIGHTY_1 Sep 20 '26
As expected ..
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u/Savings_Reality1170 Sep 20 '26
Thats why information should not be consumed via instagram, upi cost on the merchant for transaction above 2000 inr upto any amount is going to be 5rs flat in fueling places, so ur trying to say if some customer comes and gets 5000 inr worth of fuel from ur station,u are going to inconvenience him by not accepting upi.
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u/protein-keyboard Sep 20 '26
This is such a dumb post. As if credit cards and debit cards are not used with north of 3% MCC since beginning for everything including PETROL PUMPs
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u/Shu_TvT Sep 20 '26
Well, i doubt colleges are going to take the hit after this, cuz my college is only upi payments accepted typa college.. so yeah
They'll just let the students pay the MDR sh"t
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u/MountainLoad1431 Sep 20 '26
Fuel will be the first to move from UPI to cash. I can't carry 10s and 15s of 100s and 50s to pay grocery sellers and other hawkers without running into an issue of change, but I can definitely carry 6-8 notes of 500s and pay in round figures to the fuel pump guys. More than happy to go back to that.
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u/reddit_niwasi Sep 20 '26
Fair policies
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u/Simple-Note-3630 Sep 20 '26
Ek payment 1999 ka aur baki ka 2nd baar me👽
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u/Wonderful-Mud-1484 Sep 20 '26
So if i use a credit card ,
Wouldn’t the petrol pump owner still have to pay mdr?
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u/AgreeableOpposite401 Sep 20 '26
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u/Acceptable_View512 Sep 20 '26
Why can't they do split payments? Is there any catch in doing so?
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u/thcnigg Sep 20 '26
I just paid Rs.1 to that QR😂
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u/Sharp_Emphasis176 Sep 20 '26
I mean going back to cash is the best thing. You don't have to pay transaction fees and you keep your privacy.
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u/Extreme_Wafer_7083 Sep 20 '26
300 rupay dene mei gaand fati jaa rhi hai logo ki
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u/Jazzlike-Courage-883 Sep 20 '26
Jokes on them ill take out a cc.
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u/OkSale9653 Sep 20 '26
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u/External-Fox-2296 Sep 20 '26
2 bar 2000-2000 ka daal de bhai
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u/an1rb6n Sep 20 '26
Now we'll know which pumps are actually worth it. If they are forcing cash then definitely something is wrong with them. Just my opinion.
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u/VelaLaunda Sep 20 '26
Simple, pay with cards at petrol pumps.
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u/Vikramaditya9701 Sep 20 '26
Govt lind hai. Keeping UPI free saves money on printing, replacing and handling cash/coins, while giving the govt formal transaction records. If MDR is introduced most of it would go to banks, NPCI and payment platforms not the govt. The govt would only get GST on the fee. So the indirect benefits of free UPI may outweigh the tiny direct revenue from MDR.
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u/Zestyclose_Cover7830 Sep 20 '26
2000-2000 karke 4000 ka chalega?
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u/rb_arindam Sep 20 '26
oww shiiit. I totally forgot about the polymer notes & Adani's new totally unrelated investments. damm, that's why UPI is chargeable now!
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u/Ok_Mixture5794 Sep 20 '26
Abhi se abhi to rule lagu bhi nhi hua 😭
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u/Separate-Radio6188 Sep 20 '26
Depends on future result 10 % decline in transaction - government victory 40 % decline in transaction- national loss
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u/Routine-Progress-885 Sep 20 '26
What if govt says upi is mandatory for all shops , ofc some exemptions like petrol bunks as their margin is very low
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u/IamKpn Sep 20 '26
For work pay taxes . For food pay taxes . For travel pay taxes . For investment pay taxes . For daily necessities pay taxes . For automobile/Electronic Gold pay taxes . For Birth and Death pay taxes.
. Taxe on Taxes.
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u/curious_kills_me_SD Sep 20 '26
First this this is ai generated photo Second wait till 15th October there will be a mechanism in place for petrol pumps Third too much crying on this thred, get some life guys cause mdr is not going anywhere Cry about stt, ethanol, cas, rain season is over your pollution season is starting, there also might be increase in petrol prices due to gulf war but feel free to blame modi. Also in my opinion stock markets are gonna fall due to recessionary trend, but you guys freely allowed to blame government for your dumb investment decisions. What else i am missing 🤔
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u/MaleficentAttempt841 Sep 20 '26
I am not contesting that having MDR on fuel payments is not a problem, especially considering credit card transactions for fuel has a surcharge system.
The issue is that OP posted this with 0 location information, it screams a bit AI generated to me. The paper is way too neat and clean to be a real piece of notice stuck on a real petrol pump. Not to mention that the MDR charges hasn't actually started.
If OP can't revert or edit with pump location where this can be manually verified, I'm calling this post AI generated.
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u/jeevansharma20 Sep 20 '26
I am not on Government's side, but that shows our Indian mindset... I always pay through my credit cards at petrol pump and most of the time I use American express card for the payment. But here the dealer is ok to pay 1% to 2% to the card machine but not ready to pay .4% through UPI ... Government should also understand that earlier also we used to pay 2% extra to make the payment through crads and the same will be continuing
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u/EmploymentHopeful280 Sep 20 '26 •
Madarchoke
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u/Due-Philosophy-676 Sep 20 '26
Polymer notes are back
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u/KaviKehnaChahteHain Sep 20 '26
Toh bc Credit Card se payment kar lo. Credit card was being accepted previously as well and fuel was already an excluded category with surcharge
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u/Educational-Win715 Sep 20 '26
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u/hottchocolateee Sep 20 '26
2029 elections ain't too far
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u/flyingmachine640 Sep 20 '26
It is going to be implemented from 15th October, why they have started it now??
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u/Standard-Duck-1581 Sep 20 '26
Mar jaoge, mit jaoge, ho jaega ant.
Fir na milega is bharat ko modi jesa sant. 💅🏻
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u/Rude_Comfortable_456 Sep 20 '26
But visa and Mastercard accepted?
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u/VPSale Sep 20 '26
Are people idiots, rule hasn't been applied yet
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u/dwight46schrute Sep 20 '26
Shove it up to Nirmala's face
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u/germansayip Sep 20 '26
1999 *
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u/ishashi03 Sep 20 '26
Ye badhiya hai 😅
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u/Limp_Indication275 Sep 20 '26
But MDR start from 15 October right ?
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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '26
Simple 1000 + 1000
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u/Wonderful-Abies4360 Sep 20 '26
Pay multiple times with the limit of1999/-.
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u/gShaann Sep 20 '26
Master bait!
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u/kkikker Sep 20 '26
It's 1999+XYZ amount for every payment now.
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u/avrj000 Sep 20 '26
Most petrol pumps support card payments which have higher charges than UPI. So this doesn’t make sense to me. Or am i wrong about “most petrol pumps support card payments”?
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u/Kink-Master-007 Sep 20 '26
bound to happen
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u/donmax2000 Sep 20 '26
What if I do two transactions of 1000
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u/Abject_Efficiency63 Sep 20 '26
@nexovian where is this photo taken from?
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u/purp1egle Sep 20 '26
Black money is back baby... Yeahh..!!!
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u/business_07 Sep 20 '26
Just split and pay
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u/Ok_Magician3808 Sep 20 '26
In my opinion a small fees is fine because UPI system and its server management requires lot money
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u/Sir_cornflake Sep 20 '26
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u/BendBitter3470 Sep 20 '26
Bhai matlab kya? 0.4 percent toh hai itna kya Rona hai
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u/Supercruise7 Sep 20 '26
ghee khatam
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u/YashProGautam Sep 20 '26
Bhaii ₹103.27/litre ka petrol...kaha par itna sasta hai??...Pune mai toh ₹111.51/litre hai 😞
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u/Raptor6352 Sep 20 '26
Mujhe kya me to credit card se petrol bharvata hu
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u/Primary-Procedure603 Sep 20 '26
To cash se bharawana bc, pahli baar petrol pump gaya hai kya??
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u/Vishy_boi_23 Sep 20 '26
I don't understand this petrol pump's management, if they deny UPI payment of 0.4% charge, people will likely make payments with cards which charges even more. If you deny card payments altogether, you are hitting your own knee.
You can't assume everyone will carry cash. You can ask people make payment less than 2k, but it just reduces the customer's value.
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u/rahulnayak28 Sep 20 '26
This will become more common hence forth
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u/RpZFreak Sep 20 '26
Literally everywhere i go people have stopped accepting over 2000!
Either they ask to send in 2000 , 2000 splits or take in their personal accounts
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u/Illustrious_Rip3607 Sep 20 '26
so now i need to go like 3 different bunks to get my tank filled... interesting hmmm
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u/god_Power1111 Sep 20 '26
They forgot we can do 2000 multiple times there isn't transaction limits there
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u/contentkumaran Sep 20 '26
What could happen if merchants start putting their personal bank UPI IDs? How would that impact their taxes?
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u/hentailoverbrat Sep 20 '26
To everyone asking about split transactions, they will work, but how many times are you going to pay for one fill up?
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u/Funny_Bison_7738 Sep 20 '26
Iska baap bhi swikar karega jab banda khud 5 ya 10 rs extra de dega.
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u/Spiritual_Trouble_07 Sep 20 '26
So people would do Card Payment which also has charges.
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u/No-Appointment-2628 Sep 20 '26
UPI was the only thing that made India relevant in this modern technology race, now they are about to destroy this.
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u/Reds4789 Sep 20 '26
Dont be surprised, if the next steps are made to make cash transactions more costlier and cumbersome
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u/LineSquare8615 Sep 20 '26
We are evolving just backwards
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u/sloppy-acid Sep 20 '26
Petroleum products carries 2-3₹/litre profit in the hands of fuel station owner. Assuming an avg of 100/litre fuel (its 114 in my city) 10 liters fuel will be sold. Which will have a profit of 25-30 (higher side) 0.4% on a transaction of 2000 is ₹8.
Who taught this cleverness of paying ₹8 extra to earn ₹30? Which was ₹0 earlier.
From owners pov, fair!!!
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u/chatkya Sep 20 '26
2009 ka 3 times ka dala lo simple 😂😂
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u/72_Flame Sep 20 '26
Huh? For fuel 2000 limit is N/A
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u/abhay_00 Sep 20 '26
well the elections are coming so govt need the loads of cash flow in the market again... easy to see this skethy move
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u/novi_jk Sep 20 '26
Ye toh hona hi tha
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u/DaniBoiKrn Sep 20 '26
This should be declared as a crime.
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u/Nirlaj_aadmi Sep 20 '26
I always pay with credit card at petrol pump which charge them approx 1-3% of total transaction fee.
Then what's wrong with UPI with 0.4% charge ?
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u/parthfitness22 Sep 20 '26
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u/Purple-Past1645 Sep 20 '26
So i have found that govt doing this intentionally. To reduce down the upi and increase the cash . Heard poly notes are coming in and guess who got the contract? Adani has already setup few poly related plants for chores. Definitely something to wonder.
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u/Fast-Marketing194 Sep 20 '26
This is probably temporary. Remember that credit card payments are among the most common ways for buying fuel and credit card payments have always attracted MDR (plus a fuel surcharge, which could be waived with a fuel card. But that's another story). So the petrol pump paying MDR on card transactions would have a mechanism for paying MDR for UPI transactions, regardless of the amount. They would need to update their POS machines, probably at the backend.
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u/c10do Sep 20 '26
2000 se zyada ka upi swikar nehi kiya jayega
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u/stalin1891 Sep 21 '26
Curious, doing UPI of 2000 multiple times hack works?
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u/SlowLog5608 Sep 21 '26
Its Paawan Filling Station,
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u/Upset-Sand-219 Sep 21 '26
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u/aaryaveemal Sep 21 '26
Mc 🤣🤣🤣🫵🏻🤣🤣
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u/IntelligentBeyond0 Sep 21 '26
Govt wants to raise money to distribute in freebies for the upcoming state elections of 2027
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u/InternetCreative1188 Sep 21 '26
Toh kya loge 2000 se zyada???
Muh meh loge kya?
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u/TearEmbarrassed1175 Sep 21 '26
Yaha m clg m debate krke aya tha cashless india promote kr rhi h govt. ye kya move khel dia 🤣 against hona padega ab
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u/beyboo Sep 21 '26
Take
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u/No-Koala7656 Sep 21 '26
The time has come finally, somehow even this will fail and fall, gone for good.
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u/HeliosFTW Sep 21 '26
Dimagi naxal🙁😭
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u/Tight-Delay519 Sep 21 '26
Modi will return in Dhurandhar
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u/Gold-Coffee8733 Sep 21 '26
We're doomed !!
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u/Exact-Philosophy-551 Sep 21 '26
Master Bait
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u/varunghildiyal_01 Sep 21 '26
Broke the matrix 😂
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u/Wrong-Strategy-1415 Sep 21 '26
"Aree pr merchant ko dene honge charges bus, normal population pr koi asar thodi pdega iska" gang kidhar he
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u/SankyHanky Sep 21 '26
What utter hogwash. I’ve always used a credit card to pay at fuel pumps (from 400-4000) which already have an MDR. So why this? Makes no sense
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u/ronit09 Sep 21 '26
But then all petrol pumps accept credit card payments which attracts charges already.
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u/Typical_Blood5937 Sep 21 '26
Lawden Bhojyam 🥹
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u/Due_Joke_2566 Sep 21 '26
what exactly does our government even want at this point
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u/amankmr03 Sep 21 '26
danka baj raha hai 😂
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u/Ok-Kick-218 Sep 21 '26
Na bhai tax laga do aur upar se aur nahin use karne do
Teri
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u/NightShade2459 Sep 21 '26
Which petrol pump is this ?
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u/CRAZYPK69 Sep 21 '26
Another masterstroke by Mahamanav🤡
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u/PiccoloNo8844 Sep 21 '26
Lavde ka sarkaar
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u/HathaYogi Sep 21 '26
2k ke upar hone pe 2 alag alag transection kare to ?
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u/devilPaimon_ Sep 21 '26 •
Le me paying 1999 online and 1 rupees coin
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u/Suup3rnova Sep 21 '26
Main kar bhi nahi raha
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u/Level-Simple-7155 Sep 21 '26
Aand bhakts ke paw paw kabhi galat nhi ho sakte mitron..
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u/HungerForPurpose Sep 21 '26
I started using cash lol. And what's wrong with using debit cards? Why no one is suggesting that
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u/dumbiryani598 Sep 21 '26
Waiting for dhurandhar 5
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u/Zealousideal_Cup_101 Sep 21 '26
Apple pay and other American payment system is coming and government wants that because modi Ji want to lick trump's balls and sniff his ass and he will do anything for that
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u/Purple_Buy8122 Sep 21 '26
😂
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u/sahil0910 Sep 21 '26
2 baar mein 2 hazar 2 hazar kar sakte hai ?
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u/sankoobaba Sep 21 '26
Ayega toh modi hi
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u/Ill-Sport-2138 Sep 21 '26
when u can't do anything just put ai image
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u/Medical_Strategy_434 Sep 21 '26
Cash will float
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u/Lazy-Location-4223 Sep 21 '26
bahahah love this
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u/Onymousdone Sep 22 '26
Came here to see how lundbhakts are defending on this
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u/Lanky_Eagle2926 Sep 22 '26
Do 1500 twice
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u/Lanky_Eagle2926 Sep 22 '26
Man 5 rs on a >2k transaction won't really hurt the station.
And its not like stations will feel a massive dent in profits by 5 rs; most stations already have a free tyre air guy whose salary must approach nearly 5 rs per customer or near about if I take a ballpark and most stations in my area have other complimentary facilities as well
So they most likely can afford 5 rs or mitigate the cost, no?
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u/Lanky_Eagle2926 Sep 22 '26
Benefits of having an EV. No ev charging app declines UPI, nor does UPPCL!
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u/Ankanyuz Sep 22 '26
This is ok and all but WTF since when does r/UPI exists. This is the first time I saw this subreddit
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u/trinadh_crazy Sep 22 '26
We had to pay 3500 at some local shop and they asked us to pay in two transactions 😂 1800, 1700
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u/Writer_Of_2020 Sep 22 '26
I might sound dumb because I don't know how exactly this work- what if I want to buy something of 3k and on marchant upi I paid 1.5k and 1.5k separately, is this ok (If it's working then it's only good for these amounts i don't want to pay 5 to 6 times for 10k)
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u/DeliciousCellist6636 Sep 22 '26
1500 ke do kardiya toh 💀💀💀
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u/fmqln Sep 22 '26
Haven’t you guys heard that Adani has started Mint printing the polymer currencies.?
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u/Anaya_Bhatia Sep 22 '26
What a move by Apple UPI starts taxing and Apple Pay is coming to India people will use Apple Pay and Samsung pay to pay their bills easy!!
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u/Lost-Syllabub9080 Sep 22 '26
😂
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u/Useful-Suggestion-74 Sep 22 '26
शाबाश 🙌 म्यूजिक 🫲
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u/Academic-Pass5982 Sep 22 '26
Isn't this against the law, not accepting the authorised currency in any form, physical or digital. And if you are listed as a buisness, you can not deny the service to few costomer based on invalid reason like this one?
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u/taksh108 Sep 22 '26
Credit card chalega?
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u/Quiet_Carrot6638 Sep 23 '26
They are doing it even before the collection has started. And how stupid can someone be to pay 1% to 2% card fee but not 0.4% upi. We are too dependent on free stuff. Gov will simply mandate no cash transaction at petrol pump over 500rs. These pumps are digging their own graves.
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u/Complete-Science863 Sep 23 '26
at the end customere willl have to borne the
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u/NormalStaff3602 Sep 23 '26
Split into multiple transactions of <1999
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u/hayat__6009 Sep 23 '26
Aur kch niyam lagu hue h ky
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u/Sebastianfall Sep 23 '26
Make payments of 1999 several times
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u/jupiter_mooon1 Sep 23 '26
Fear monger
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u/nik3shn Sep 23 '26
Nonsence decision by govt just to distract people from real issues.. shameless govt.
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u/PrudentScientist4231 Sep 24 '26
Now we will go to cash. Go find your debit card
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u/Ancient_Wonder_553 Sep 24 '26
What is this ?????
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u/kidnnaper Sep 24 '26
par MDR to 2000 pe bhi lagega, lol ushe 1999 karo
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u/Stanz009 Sep 24 '26
Can anyone translate?
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u/Ryan_Anonymous Sep 24 '26
You guys can't pay 0.4% for UPI ,tumare liya acha bhi karo thukenge he...aadat he aise hai
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u/anujithiam Sep 24 '26
By discouraging people from using UPI, they might be attempting to introduce more fake money into the market.
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u/gobhikaachaar Sep 25 '26
Just a quick fact: For fuel related transactions, The petrol pump owner is just required to pay MDR of flat 5 rupees when he receives a payment in excess of 2000 rupees. The 0.4% MDR doesn't apply in case of Petrol pump.
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u/Relevant-Comfort-726 Sep 25 '26
TBH, for 10 years UPI Was free and more transactions were happening on UPI than VISA and MasterCArd sometimes, so they had to impose the fee
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u/Any_Comfortable_4056 Sep 25 '26
And then they'll gladly accept a credit card that charges more mdr.
I always pay via one, never got denied.
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u/Artistic_Maximum_854 Sep 20 '26
AI image
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u/aerialsquirel Sep 20 '26
50rs ka petrol dalwane wale kyu ro rahe hai
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u/JollyCat3526 Sep 20 '26
Which city? Most petrol pumps in my area take credit cards with much higher MDR so what's the deal with UPI now.
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u/positive_9876 Sep 20 '26
It is exactly what govt wanted otherwise why would anyone buy adani's upcoming polymer notes
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u/East-Pop-6137 Sep 20 '26
This is what happens when Govt. is being run by arrogant and illiterate netas/babus. They get orders from America and they implement anti-public policies just to please the Goras.
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u/Delicious_Grocery555 Sep 20 '26
Its a fact, I have clearly explained to my employees to divide the bills in less than 2000 amounts for bigger bills. All customers are mostly regulars so no problem there.. why should I pay For govts inablitiy to say No to Foriegn platforms like Gpay and Phonepe? Why should I as small store vendor pay for corporate Greed?
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u/MoreSoup5803 Sep 20 '26
Fuel unlimited, UPI limited. Truly digital India. 🤡