ApensiaPackagesCan I pay by UPI for a website?
Yes. Open your invoice, scan the UPI QR code or tap Open UPI app, pay the exact amount, then enter the UTR number.
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How to pay Apensia by UPI, bank transfer or USD wire
The short answer
Create a free account, choose a package and open your invoice. In India pay by UPI QR code or NEFT, IMPS or RTGS; from abroad send a SWIFT wire in US dollars. Then enter the UTR or wire reference on the invoice page. We confirm the payment in your dashboard and start the work.
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Three ways to pay
Pick the method that suits your bank
Switch between the tabs to see what each one involves.
UPI (India)
Scan, pay, paste the reference
The fastest way to pay inside India. Your invoice page shows a QR code and an “Open UPI app” button with the amount and invoice number already filled in.
- Open any UPI app and scan the QR code, or tap the button on your phone.
- Pay the exact invoice amount.
- Copy the UPI Ref No (UTR) from the transaction details and paste it on the invoice page.
- Best for
- Payments inside India, any amount your UPI limit allows
- Arrives
- Immediately
- Reference to enter
- UPI Ref No (UTR), usually 12 digits
Bank transfer (India)
NEFT, IMPS or RTGS to our current account
Use this for larger amounts or when you prefer net banking. The account details are on your invoice page, and the invoice number goes in the payment remarks.
- Add the account as a beneficiary using the details on your invoice page.
- Send the exact amount by NEFT, IMPS or RTGS and put the invoice number in the remarks.
- Paste the UTR from your bank on the invoice page.
- Best for
- Larger payments inside India
- Arrives
- IMPS at once; NEFT and RTGS depend on your bank
- Reference to enter
- UTR from your bank
USD wire (abroad)
SWIFT transfer in US dollars
For clients outside India. The invoice is issued in dollars and the amount is fixed when it is created. Indian GST is not charged on exports of services where the conditions are met.
- Ask your bank for an international wire in USD, using the SWIFT details on your invoice page.
- Choose the “OUR” charge option so the full amount arrives.
- Paste the wire reference on the invoice page. Wires can take a few working days.
- Best for
- Clients outside India, paying in US dollars
- Arrives
- A few working days
- Reference to enter
- Wire reference or SWIFT confirmation
Step by step
Six steps from package to confirmed payment
- Create your free accountSign up with your name, email address, mobile number and a password. Open the verification link we email you.
- Choose a packagePick a fixed package, or request a quote for a larger project. Select INR if you are in India or USD if you are abroad.
- Open your invoiceThe invoice shows the amount due, the invoice number, the due date and the GST breakdown for Indian clients.
- Pay by UPI, bank transfer or wireIn India, scan the UPI QR code, tap Open UPI app, or send NEFT, IMPS or RTGS. Abroad, send a SWIFT wire in US dollars to the details on the invoice page.
- Enter the UTR or wire referencePaste the transaction reference from your bank or UPI app into the invoice page.
- We confirm and startWe match the payment to the invoice and mark it paid in your dashboard. You get an email, and the work is scheduled.
Staying safe
How we keep payment simple and safe
You pay from your own app
We never ask for card numbers, PINs or OTPs. We only see the transaction reference you type in. If anyone asks for an OTP or PIN in our name, do not share it.
A person confirms it
Payments are marked paid by a person after checking our bank, not by a script. You get an email and the invoice changes in your dashboard.
Clear invoices
Every invoice states the amount, due date and number, with the GST breakdown for Indian clients. Read the refund policy and terms before you pay.
People also ask
Quick answers about paying
Can I pay in US dollars by bank transfer?
Yes. Choose USD for your package. The invoice page shows our SWIFT wire details. Please send with all charges borne by you.
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Payment questions
Which payment methods does Apensia accept?
UPI, NEFT, IMPS and RTGS for payments in Indian rupees, and SWIFT bank wire for payments in US dollars. Cards and payment gateways are not used at present.
How long does confirmation take?
UPI and IMPS payments arrive immediately and are usually confirmed the same business day during working hours (Monday to Saturday, 10am to 7pm IST). NEFT and RTGS depend on your bank. International wires can take a few working days to arrive.
What is a UTR number?
The UTR (unique transaction reference) is the reference your bank or UPI app gives you after you pay. In UPI apps it appears under transaction details as UPI Ref No or UTR, normally 12 digits. For a wire, use the reference or SWIFT confirmation your bank provides.
I paid but my invoice still shows unpaid. What now?
Enter the UTR or wire reference in the invoice page. If you already did, message us from your dashboard or WhatsApp +91 81468 55589 with the reference. Payments are marked paid by a person after checking our bank, not automatically.
Can I pay in parts?
Packages with an advance have two invoices: the advance first and the balance later. You can also ask us for a different split in writing before paying.
Is my payment information safe?
We never ask for card numbers, PINs or OTPs. You pay from your own bank or UPI app, and we only see the transaction reference you enter. If anyone asks you for an OTP or PIN in our name, do not share it.
Will I get a GST invoice?
Indian clients receive a tax invoice showing GST at 18%, split into CGST and UTGST for Chandigarh clients or IGST elsewhere, once GST details are entered on your account. Export invoices in USD carry no Indian GST where the conditions are met.
Ready to start?
Create a free client account, pick a package and pay your first invoice. Or ask us a question first.