French woman surprised by India’s digital payment culture: ‘Street food, chai, auto? Just scan the QR code’
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‘Scan, pay, done’: French woman stunned to find UPI QR codes everywhere in India, even for Rs 20 snacks
A French tourist was amazed by how widely QR codes are embraced in India for everyday purchases. From quaint roadside vendors to neighborhood shops, she noted the effortless use of digital payments, especially via UPI. This ease of transactions starkly contrasts her experiences back in France, where such practices aren't as prevalent.
French woman praises India's UPI payments culture in viral video: ‘ ₹20 chai? Just scan and pay’
From a quick ₹20 snack to a short rickshaw ride, the “Scan. Pay. Done.” culture operated flawlessly at small street-food stalls, local cafés, and neighbourhood vendors, the French woman noted.
‘Street-food stalls, local shops, cafés, rickshaws’: French woman astonished by digital payment culture in India
New Delhi: A French woman, taking to social media, expressed her astonishment at how widely digital payments are used in India. Taking to Instagram, the woman said she was surprised how QR codes are widely used in India, be it tea shops, roadside food stalls, autorickshaws, among others. The woman who goes by the handle @experiencesacree.inde on Instagram shared a video on the social media and said that it was one aspect of life in India that at…
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