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PayU Charges in 2026: Fees by Payment Method, With Worked Examples

PayU charges 2% plus GST on domestic cards, netbanking and wallets, and 3% on EMI, Amex, Diners and foreign cards. There's no setup fee or annual charge, settlement is T+2, and the UPI rate isn't published.

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Short answer: PayU charges 2% plus GST on domestic cards, netbanking and wallets, and 3% on EMI, Amex, Diners and foreign cards. There's no setup fee or annual charge, settlement is T+2, and the UPI rate isn't published.

Prices checked on 24 October 2026 on PayU's own pricing page. Sources are at the end.

PayU rates by payment method

Payment methodFee per paymentNotes
Debit cards2%2% for domestic cards (Visa, Mastercard).
Credit cards2%2% for domestic cards (Visa, Mastercard).
Netbanking2%
Wallets2%BNPL is also 2%.
EMI3%
International cards3%PayU says international card transactions fall under the 3% slab.
Amex3%Diners is also 3%.
  • Setup fee: ₹0
  • Annual maintenance: ₹0
  • Settlement: T+2. Same-day and priority settlements are available for some business types and may cost extra.
  • GST is charged extra. The page does not state the rate.

The Standard Plan charges 2% for domestic cards, netbanking, wallets and BNPL. EMI, Amex, Diners and international transactions cost 3%. PayU says it charges no setup, onboarding or annual fees.

The Enterprise Plan has custom pricing for high-volume businesses, with priority onboarding and a dedicated account manager. PayU says your rate can depend on payment mode, industry, risk profile, volume and the features you use. The pricing page lists no offers.

What a sale costs you

Fees below use the domestic credit card rate from the table, plus 18% GST on the fee (the standard GST rate on payment services; PayU's page doesn't state the rate). A negotiated rate may be lower.

Order valueFee on UPIFee on a cardYou receive (card)
₹499Not published₹11.78₹487.22
₹1,450Not published₹34.22₹1,415.78
₹5,000Not published₹118₹4,882

UPI fees after the 2026 MDR decision

PayU does not publish a UPI rate. For merchant UPI, its page says 'Pricing varies by business type and transaction volume.' It also says person-to-person UPI has zero MDR.

The rule itself: on 15 September 2026 the government approved a 0.4% MDR on UPI payments to merchants above ₹2,000, capped at ₹300 from ₹75,000 up. Payments of ₹2,000 or less stay free, and merchants can't pass the charge to buyers. NPCI said on 13 October 2026 that it starts after Diwali, on a date still to be announced.

What PayU is set up for

PayU supports 150+ payment methods, including cards, UPI, EMI, BNPL and wallets. It also offers priority settlements, instant refunds, a token hub, subscriptions, payment links and buttons, QR and POS. High-volume businesses can get custom pricing slabs on the Enterprise Plan.

Using PayU with Selzix

PayU isn't built into Selzix checkout today. On Selzix you take payments through your own Razorpay or Stripe account, a direct UPI QR with no gateway fee, or cash on delivery. Selzix adds no fee of its own on any sale. To see when a gateway is worth it at all, read Direct UPI vs payment gateway.

Sources

Gateways change prices and offer custom rates to larger businesses. Check the pricing page before you sign up. Cover photo: rupixen on Unsplash.

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