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A French tourist was amazed by how widely QR codes are embraced in India for everyday purchases. From quaint roadside vendors to neighborhood shops, she noted the effortless use of digital payments, especially via UPI. This ease of transactions starkly contrasts her experiences b
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A French tourist was amazed by how widely QR codes are embraced in India for everyday purchases. From quaint roadside vendors to neighborhood shops, she noted the effortless use of digital payments, especially via UPI. This ease of transactions starkly contrasts her experiences back in France, where such practices aren't as prevalent.
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Source: Times of India · TRENDING DESK. Published 26 Aug 2026, 02:37 am.
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