The Supreme Court just refused to stop UPI MDR charges above ₹2,000 —

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The Supreme Court just refused to stop UPI MDR charges above ₹2,000 — but here’s what no one’s talking about: 96% of users won’t even feel it.

That’s right; if you’re paying ₹2,000 or less? Zero fees. The real target? Big merchants. The government says it’s not a tax; it’s a "settlement fee" paid by banks and aggregators, not the government. And small businesses earning under ₹1 lakh/month? Still free. Even better: 5% of all MDR money goes into a special fund to help small merchants digitize. So while some shops are covering QR codes in protest, most Indians won’t see a change. The court didn’t block it; but it wants the government to explain everything in writing within 4 weeks. Stay tuned; this isn’t over.