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Supreme Court seeks response on UPI MDR for transactions over ₹2,000

On September 28, 2026, the Supreme Court of India questioned the Centre regarding the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) for UPI transactions exceeding ₹2,000. The court declined to stay the MDR rollout and requested responses from the Centre, RBI, and NPCI.

Why it matters

This decision impacts digital payment providers and consumers using UPI for higher-value transactions.

Read from 3 reports across 3 independent newsrooms. Model gpt-4o-mini, 26d ago.

Measured

reports3articles grouped
independent newsrooms3aggregators excluded
all publishers3including aggregators
importance58corroboration-weighted
momentum0reports in last 24h
persistence37hours of coverage

Importance weights independent corroboration far above article count. A wire story carried by fifty outlets is one story; four separate newsrooms each choosing to report something is a development.

Feeds these signals

Entities

Supreme Courtgovernment body3UPIproduct2Centregovernment body2National Payments Corporation of Indiagovernment body1RBIgovernment body1₹2,000other1Centreother1

Every report

3 articles · 28 Sep 09:02 onward

The full evidence, oldest first. How each one joined is shown, so a wrong grouping is diagnosable rather than merely present.

whenheadlinepublisherjoined
29 Sep 03:18Supreme Court questions Centre, calls for 'facts' over MDR for UPI transactions over ₹2,000hindustantimes.comseed
28 Sep 09:02SC Refuses To Stay UPI MDR, Seeks Centre’s Response On ₹2,000 Thresholdinc42.com0.85 · semantic_entity · 1 shared
28 Sep 09:44SC declines stay on UPI MDR rollout, seeks response from Centre, RBI, NPCI on pleaentrackr.com0.63 · semantic_entity · 1 shared