Get paid by every UPI app, with your brand on the code.
A UPI QR code opens the payer’s own UPI app with your UPI ID and name filled in — and the amount too, if you set one. It works with Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and every bank’s UPI app, and the money goes straight to your account.
Three steps, about a minute.
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Enter your UPI ID
The ID you receive money on, and the name payers should see.
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Fix the amount, if you like
Leave it open for a counter, or set it for a fee, a ticket or an invoice.
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Print a Pay here sign
Your colours and logo with a clear “Pay here” frame, as SVG or PDF for print.
Put it where people already are.
Shops and kiosks
A counter sign that payers recognise as yours, not a generic sticker.
Invoices and bills
A code with the exact amount, so the customer pays the right sum the first time.
Events and donations
Ticket desks, fundraisers and temple or community collections.
Home businesses and tutors
Fees and orders paid straight to your UPI ID.
Every design option is free: your colours and logo, rounded or dotted shapes, and a frame that says what the scan is for.
Free forever with 5 dynamic codes and unlimited static ones, no card needed. Pro is ₹664 a month for 150 dynamic codes. Paid plans are billed in INR with a GST tax invoice, and you can pay by UPI Autopay, card or eNACH.
Questions about upi qr codes.
Which apps can scan it?
Any UPI app: Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, Amazon Pay and banks’ own apps. The code follows the standard UPI payment format.
Does MyQRx handle the money?
No. The payment goes from the payer’s bank straight to the UPI ID on the code. MyQRx never touches it and charges no fee on it.
Can I change the UPI ID later?
No — a UPI code carries the payment details inside the pattern, so it is fixed once printed. Make a new code if your UPI ID changes.
Can I set a fixed amount?
Yes, optionally. The payer’s app opens with that amount filled in.