The small-ticket, high-frequency use case
Groceries are the opposite of jewellery: dozens of ₹200–₹2,000 payments a month rather than one big-bang settlement. CryptoSe is designed to keep the friction on each of these low — after your first connection, every subsequent payment is a scan and a single wallet signature.
Quick-commerce apps (Zepto / Blinkit / Instamart)
Quick-commerce checkout screens generate a UPI intent (or a QR on desktop). On mobile, the fastest path today is: choose UPI at checkout, copy the UPI ID or use the QR that shows on the confirmation screen, and pay from CryptoSe. The order is confirmed the moment the merchant's UPI callback fires — same as any other UPI app.
Kirana / neighbourhood stores
Local kiranas overwhelmingly display static Paytm / PhonePe / BharatQR stickers. All of these are standard UPI QRs and are handled the same way — scan, enter amount if it's a static QR, pay from CryptoSe.
Covered in this hub
This single guide consolidates the material previously spread across dozens of brand/city/network-specific posts. Coverage includes:
FAQs
Isn't the TDS overhead too much for a ₹200 payment?
1% TDS on ₹200 is ₹2. It's small in absolute terms but it does add up over many small tickets. If you're paying groceries daily, some users prefer to top up a small INR wallet on their bank UPI app instead, and use CryptoSe for weekly/big-ticket spends. Both are valid — CryptoSe just gives you the option.