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New UPI MDR Explained: Impact on mutual funds, brokers & investors

The Economic Times ·

The implementation of a new 0.02% merchant discount rate will influence certain UPI transactions, including one-time contributions to mutual funds and topping up broker wallets.

Notably, recurring SIPs using UPI AutoPay will remain exempt from this fee.

Discount brokerage firms may see a rise in operational costs, which could lead to indirect cost implications for their clients.

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