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Digital payment usage surges in Nepal, QR transactions cross Rs 125 billion



KATHMANDU: The use of digital payment systems in Nepal has increased significantly, with transactions conducted through QR codes surpassing Rs 125 billion, according to the Economic Survey for fiscal year 2025/26 made public on Wednesday.

The survey includes data up to mid-March 2026.

The report states that QR-based transactions have continued to expand as more citizens shift toward digital payment methods.

The government data highlights the growing adoption of digital financial services across the country, reflecting increasing public confidence in cashless payment systems.

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