Add UPI Donation option to your website under 60 seconds.
Long Story Short: Wanted to create UPI stitchers that we see on Indian Store, for my website.
- Simple
- Responsive and mobile friendly
- Works on all browsers
- Free and Open Source
- Create a donate via UPI button
- Go to payviaupi.com
- Create your script with UPI details and copy it.
- Paste your script inside the head tag of your website.
- PLEASE DON'T ADD YOUR UPI ID WITH YOUR PHONE NUMBER. ALTHOUGH IT WOULD WORK. BUT EXPOSING YOUR PHONE NUMBER TO PUBLIC IS NOT A GOOD IDEA.
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