Maine bhi suna iske bare mein aur sach mein mujhe bhi lagta hai ki 2000 se above payments par lagne wala charge ant mein consumer ko hi bear karna padega par ismen kai loopholes bhi hain jaise ki agar aap 5000 ki payment ko 2000+2000+1000 kul 3 transactions mein karte ho to na aapko na merchant ko kuch bhi bear karna hoga. Par amount ke isse upar badhne par aap kitni transactions mein usko split kar sakoge ye bhi ek point hai Aur Mutual Funds, brokers, aadi ko honi wali payments mein to koi free limit nahi hai matlab us case mein to 0.02% or 300 rupee charge lagega hi ye mere liye sabse jada concerning hai.
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@vvodjiu I doubt you even understood this comment, since it was neither in pure English nor pure Hindi 😅, but thank you for this reward nonetheless. 😊🙏🏻
🤔 I translated it.. as I understood you were talking about the charges per transaction. you mentioned the loophole, since there is no charge for transfers of 2000 and below, a user can divide the amount. Your example was 5000. user can transfer 2000, 2000, and 1000 to avoid charges. But you were unsure if there was a limit of transactions. Is that right?
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You must have translated that text using Google or a similar external app, because Ecency's translation feature cannot translate Hinglish; I have tried it several times.
To answer your question: No, I am concerned about the charges that will apply to UPI transactions for mutual funds, brokers, and securities after this bill is passed.
But anyway, Thank you so much for that reward. 😊🤗
Ah, yeah.. I didn't include that part because it was too long to explain. Didn't realize it was the most important part of your comment.