Payment Infrastructure of the Indian iGaming Market

UPI, wallets, net banking, bank transfers, cards and crypto: how money actually moves in India, with fees, limits and compliance notes for each method. We never claim a method supports gambling payments unless that support is verified.

Bank Transfers

Cards

Cryptocurrency

Physical representations of cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency

Crypto-assets (BTC, ETH, USDT and others) — in India: legal to hold and trade on compliant exchanges, taxed heavily, and not legal…

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Digital Wallets

Paying with a smartphone

Google Pay

Google Pay (GPay) is a UPI-first payments app in India — no wallet, pure UPI rails with Google's interface on top.

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Paytm acceptance at an Indian storefront

Paytm

Paytm is one of India's largest payment apps: a UPI app, a licensed wallet (Paytm Payments Bank history aside), merchant QR network…

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PhonePe QR acceptance in India

PhonePe

PhonePe is India's largest UPI app by market share, with a wallet product and one of the deepest merchant QR networks in…

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Net Banking

Net banking from a laptop

Net Banking

Direct login-based payments from a bank's own internet banking portal, long the standard for larger online payments in India.

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UPI

A UPI QR code at an Indian shop counter

UPI

The Unified Payments Interface, operated by NPCI, is the backbone of Indian digital payments: an instant, bank-to-bank rail addressed by virtual payment…

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