Its limited to about $1000 a day.
replyThe QR is a URI with the ID, amount and maybe other stuff. It's a client-side implementation.
RuPay sure "works within the system" but is pretty much useless for international payments/subscriptions. Not really a VISA/MasterCard replacement.
So people scan a QR code, and then enter a secure banking pin? this sounds like a security problem waiting to happen...
replyThe QR code doesn't open a link. It's just "gibberish" text only usable by app that can understand it (e.g. banking apps).
reply(I don't know anything about UPI, but in Indonesia we use a similar system)
Its not gibberish text.
replyIts just a URI.
upi://pay?pa=payeeID&pn=payeeName
And that's the problem -- all i have to do is come up with a website that looks enough like your banking app, and get you to scan the uri to that website, and that'll trick you into giving me your pin.
replythis is why QR codes, especially ones with complicated encoded uris, are a security problem. they're very hard for leypeople to audit before doing the wrong thing
I am Indian and I think what you are saying is correct. It opens up the banking app or in our case UPI providers app so like Google pay, Phonepe,paytm, Bhim UPI and other such apps.
replyIn russia there is СБП (translated as FPS = "fast payment system") using the same mechanism, also free for individuals and relatively cheap for businesses
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