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No UPI Day Protest Cancelled: Key Insights for Retailers & Users
The 'No UPI Day' protest planned for October 2 has been cancelled after discussions with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. This decision impacts mobile retailers and trade bodies like AIMRA and AICPDF, who were advocating against the proposed 0.4% UPI MDR. Understanding this change is crucial for both retailers and customers as it affects digital payment dynamics in India.
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