Activate UPI International
- Open the Google Pay app .
- Tap Scan QR code.
- Scan the international merchant’s QR code.
- Enter the amount in payable foreign currency.
- Select the bank account you want to use to pay the international merchant.
- The debit from this bank account is in Indian currency. It includes the foreign exchange conversion rate and applicable bank fee. For more details, check the foreign exchange conversion rates and bank fees section below.
- The debit from this bank account is in Indian currency. It includes the foreign exchange conversion rate and applicable bank fee. For more details, check the foreign exchange conversion rates and bank fees section below.
- Tap Activate UPI International.
- You can only activate international transactions for bank accounts that support UPI International.
Tip: Activation for international transactions for a bank account expires after 7 days. However, you can activate it again.
Make international payments
Important: International payment transactions are similar to domestic UPI payments. Bank fees and foreign exchange conversion rates apply.
- Open the Google Pay app .
- Tap Scan QR code.
- Scan the international merchant’s QR code.
- Enter the amount in payable foreign currency.
- Select the bank account you want to use to pay the international merchant.
- The debit from this bank account is in Indian currency. It includes the foreign exchange conversion rate and applicable bank fee. For more details, check the foreign exchange conversion rates and bank fees section below.
- To confirm your payment, enter the UPI PIN.
Foreign exchange conversion rates & bank fees
For overseas payments, issuers (banks) and payment regulators (NPCI) set the foreign exchange conversion rate. Banks charge a fee to convert the denominations to Indian currency.
Check your issuer’s guidelines for foreign exchange conversion rates and bank fees on foreign transactions.