QR codes for payments, banks and fintech
Branded payment QR codes for counters, invoices, apps and statements: UPI, EMVCo merchant codes, PIX, PromptPay, SGQR, Alipay and WeChat Pay, PayPal and Stripe links. Verified so the first scan works, with your logo or photo as the code.
Why it matters here
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A payment code that fails is money walking out. Verified before it reaches the counter, on the decoders phones and POS scanners actually use.
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Any payment standard: UPI, EMVCo, PIX, PromptPay, SGQR, Alipay, WeChat Pay, or a hosted payment link. The payload is yours; the artwork is the code.
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Your brand on the counter and the invoice, not the bank's.
Placement · Counter standees 5 to 8 cm, invoices 2.5 cm, posters 10 cm.
What people put behind it
Ideas that pay off.
- Counter payment code, static and offline
- Invoice and statement payment links
- Donation and tipping
- App-download and onboarding codes
- Per-merchant codes issued through the API
Get the print right
Free tools for this job.
Questions
Which payment systems are supported?+
Any that use a QR payload: UPI in India, EMVCo merchant-presented codes used by most banks worldwide, PIX, PromptPay, SGQR, Alipay and WeChat Pay, plus hosted links from PayPal, Stripe, Razorpay and the like. You supply the payload or the link; we make and verify the code.
Is the amount fixed?+
Your choice. Fixed or open amount for the static standards, or a dynamic link to your own payment page when you want tracking and edits.
Do payment codes have analytics?+
Static codes go straight to the payment app, so no. Payment-link codes routed through an AriaQR link do, with every scan counted.
Can a bank or platform issue these for thousands of merchants?+
Yes. The API generates a verified branded code per merchant from their logo and payload, and the MCP server plugs into agent workflows. Enterprise terms cover volume and a DPA.
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