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UPI MDR rollout delayed? 0.4% fee on payments above ₹2,000 may start in January 2027

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UPI MDR rollout delayed? 0.4% fee on payments above ₹2,000 may start in January 2027

UPI MDR rollout may be delayed from October 15 to January 2027, giving merchants and payment firms more time to prepare.

The proposed 0.4% fee applies to eligible UPI merchant payments above ₹2,000, while consumers remain exempt.

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