Any UPI app
Works with the UPI app already on the customer's phone, for any bank that supports UPI cash withdrawal.
At a DuePe CSP the customer scans the shop's QR with any UPI app, approves the amount with their own UPI PIN and takes the cash from the counter. No debit card, no Aadhaar, no trip to the town ATM.
The app walks the shopkeeper through three states, so cash is never handed over against an unconfirmed payment.
The QR is on screen with a countdown, and the app shows: do not hand over cash yet.
The bank confirms the debit from the customer's account and the app updates on its own.
The shopkeeper gives the cash and shares the reference for the customer's records.
Your phone is the card. The shop is the ATM.
Works with the UPI app already on the customer's phone, for any bank that supports UPI cash withdrawal.
The customer checks the amount and enters the UPI PIN on their own phone. The shopkeeper never sees the PIN.
The app tells the shopkeeper not to hand over cash until the bank has confirmed the payment.
Every withdrawal carries a reference, so any question later is answered from the record.
Both work at a DuePe CSP. The customer picks the one that suits them.
The shopkeeper enters the withdrawal amount in the DuePe app.
The app shows a one-time QR for that amount, valid for a few minutes.
The customer scans the QR with any UPI app and approves with their UPI PIN.
When the app shows the payment as confirmed, the shopkeeper hands over the cash and the reference.
Cash in hand without a card, a thumb or a queue.
Each successful withdrawal earns the shop a commission, shown on screen next to the QR.
Young customers who pay by UPI every day, and people whose fingerprint does not read well, can still take out cash.
This service needs no ATM card and no fingerprint device: the customer's phone does the work.
Any UPI app on the customer's phone that can scan a QR and pay, as long as the customer's bank supports UPI cash withdrawal.
Yes. Limits per withdrawal and per day are set by the customer's bank and NPCI, and the bank declines amounts above them.
The shopkeeper does not hand over cash. A debit that is not confirmed is reversed to the customer's account by the bank, and the reference is used to follow it up.
No. Only a phone with a UPI app and the UPI PIN. That makes it useful for customers whose fingerprint does not read well for AEPS.
No. The shop only needs the DuePe app on its Android phone to show the QR; the customer's own phone does the rest.
A few minutes. The app shows a countdown; if it runs out, the shopkeeper creates a new QR for the amount.