Create a UPI payment request for your counter
Encode a payee address, name and optional INR amount. Create your code in the workspace and download PNG, SVG, PDF or an A6 merchant sign.
What is inside the payment request?
The UPI intent starts with upi://pay. Luvox supplies pa (payee VPA), pn (payee name), cu=INR and optional am (amount). These details start a payment request; they do not confirm the bank account or prove payment.
Set up and test your sign
- Copy your exact VPA from your bank or payment app.
- Enter the recipient name. Leave the amount blank when customers choose it.
- Generate the code in your browser. Choose a plain, high-contrast design for payments.
- Scan it with the UPI apps used by your customers. Confirm the displayed recipient before paying.
- Download an A6 sign, print at actual size, and test under counter lighting.
- Check payment receipt in your bank or merchant app before releasing goods.
Compatible apps and limits
UPI QR acceptance depends on the payment app, issuer and merchant setup. Test your sign with the apps your customers use. A QR generator does not increase transaction or daily limits. Limits differ by bank, category and app; check your bank and the NPCI UPI FAQ for current rules. There is no universal daily limit that Luvox can guarantee.
Print advice
Keep the quiet zone clear and display the recipient name and VPA beside the code. Avoid reflective glare and decorative patterns on a payment sign. The workspace A6 PDF includes CMYK-black QR modules, crop marks and 3 mm bleed; the browser PDF uses RGB. A printer-specific ICC/output-intent workflow is still required for certified color-managed production.
Does creating a QR code verify my payment address?
No. Confirm the recipient inside your UPI app and verify received payments with your bank.
Create in your workspace