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From The New Indian Express

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Telangana: UPI’s success story faces a cash test on the streets

Telangana: UPI’s success story faces a cash test on the streets

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    HYDERABAD: A street vendor accepting a UPI payment may be just a scan away from completing a sale. But if proposed charges on digital transactions come into force, many could think twice before displaying that QR code. In Telangana, where nearly four out of five street vendors accept UPI payments…

    — The New Indian Express

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HYDERABAD: A street vendor accepting a UPI payment may be just a scan away from completing a sale. But if proposed charges on digital transactions come into force, many could think twice before displaying that QR code. In Telangana, where nearly four out of five street vendors accept UPI payments…

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Telangana: UPI’s success story faces a cash test on the streets

HYDERABAD: A street vendor accepting a UPI payment may be just a scan away from completing a sale. But if proposed charges on digital transactions come into force, many could think twice before displaying that QR code. In Telangana, where nearly four out of five street vendors accept UPI payments…

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