The Unified Payment Interface (UPI) has significantly expanded its global reach, now being accepted in seven countries. The latest additions are Sri Lanka and Mauritius, following earlier integrations in Bhutan, Oman, Nepal, France, and across Southeast Asia. This expansion allows for easier digital transactions for travellers and promotes economic exchange between nations.
In a significant move to enhance cross-border digital transactions, the Ministry of External Affairs announced the extension of Unified Payment Interface (UPI) services to Sri Lanka and Mauritius. With this expansion, UPI, an instant real-time payment system, is now operational in a total of seven c
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FAQ :
UPI services have recently been extended to Sri Lanka and Mauritius.
UPI payments are now operational in a total of seven countries.
Yes, Indian travellers can make QR code-based payments at merchant locations in Sri Lanka using their UPI-enabled mobile apps.
Mauritian tourists can use the Instant Payment System (IPS) app for transactions in India.
UPI is also accepted in Bhutan, Oman, Nepal, France, and 10 countries across Southeast Asia.
International UPI transactions mirror domestic payments, involving scanning QR codes or entering recipient details, followed by verification with your UPI PIN.