Your UPI payment QR, ready to print.

Type your UPI ID and the name on your bank account, leave the amount empty, and download the counter card. Print it and place it at the till: customers scan it with any UPI app, type the amount and pay. Scan it once yourself before you put it out, and check the name your app shows.

Any UPI app that scans payment QR codes: Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, Amazon Pay and banking apps. The code is a standard UPI payment link in NPCI's linking format, not tied to one app.

Yes. Enter it and the payer sees the amount filled in, which suits a specific invoice or a fixed-price item. Leave it empty for a reusable code where the payer types the amount.

In your UPI app's profile or settings: it looks like name@bank, such as 9876543210@ybl, shop@okhdfcbank or name@paytm. If you have several, use the one linked to the account you want the money in.

No. This makes a QR for a UPI ID, which works for receiving payments directly. A merchant QR from your bank or a payment provider is issued under a merchant agreement, carries a merchant code, and comes with settlement reports and sound-box alerts. Some apps apply limits or extra prompts when paying a personal UPI ID by QR, so for high volumes of business takings a merchant QR is the more reliable choice.

The code contains only your UPI ID, your display name, and the amount and note if you set them. Nobody can take money from you with it; it can only be used to pay you. Nothing you type here is uploaded: the code is made in your browser.

No. It keeps working as long as the UPI ID stays active on your account. If you change or delete the UPI ID, make a new code.

Yes. Set the amount and a note such as the invoice number, then add the PNG to the invoice. Kodinav's free invoice generator can also print a UPI QR with the total filled in automatically.

No. It is a free tool built by Kodinav from the published UPI linking format, with no affiliation to NPCI, any bank or any UPI app.