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The protest could temporarily disrupt a common payment method for consumers buying mobile phones. Retailers are using this disruption to pressure authorities to address their specific business grievances.
Mobile retailers have called for a 'No UPI Day' protest on October 2, during which customers may not be able to use UPI for making payments at mobile shops. Here's why the protest is happening and what are their demands.
UPI is a widely used instant digital payment system in India. Mobile retailers often protest against perceived unfair commission structures or regulatory policies that affect their profit margins.