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They’ve shown you India in pieces. Headlines. Noise. A story half-told. But India is more. So much more. At Mony, we see another India every day — the cafés locals swear by, the streets you take friends to, the moments that stay with you long after you’ve left. So today, we’re launching #MeraWalaIndia. A call to creators across India to show your India — the places you love, the moments you’re proud of, the India that doesn’t always make the headlines but lives in our hearts. Help us change the narrative. Help the world see the India we know. 🎥 Post your reel 🏷 Tag #MeraWalaIndia 👉 Tag @getmony_app ✨ Show your India Because India isn’t just a destination — it’s a feeling. #MeraWalaIndia #MonyUPI #Mony #IncredibleIndia

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For foreigner tourists visiting #India here's how they can make UPI payments with ease during their stay in the country. UPI has launched UPI One which isn't a separate app, but UPI One World is a wallet powered by UPI that allows NRIs and foreign visitors to pay merchants and vendors. Tourists often struggle with handling cash or in finding POS machines to pay using their international cards. With the UPI QR available with most small merchants in India, UPI One World serves as an effective solution, connecting foreigners with the convenience of UPI payments. How it works? 1. Download any of these UPI One World Apps: CheQ, IDFC First, Mony or NamasPay and sign up with your international number. - Trvellers can also do the registration before coming to India as it takes 24/48 hours for KYC verification. - I used the @getmony_app and the process was seamless - Can register with any country's mobile no. Also option to get OTP on Whatsapp in case no data plan is active on your mobile no. Incoming voice calls is also an option to get OTP. - Enter mobile number + add OTP + upload passport copy + one more additional doc + if currently in India then add current address and submit - Agent will verify the documents and get in touch with you within 24/48 hours. Use my link to referral link to install the app and you get ₹500 additional when you load your wallet with ₹5000 or more fp9ul.app.link/referredBy/JIM… / Code: JIM4FNW7 2. Upon successful KYC, UPI One World service is activated on your international mobile number 3. To make payments, load your wallet with INR (Indian Rupees) through a credit, debit or Forex card. 4. Once you load your UPI One World wallet with INR, you can pay at any store that accepts UPI. You need to log on to the UPI One World App and select the “Scan & Pay” option to scan a merchant QR. To complete the payment, enter your UPI PIN and your payment goes through seamlessly. 5. At the time of departure from India, you can transfer the remaining amount back to your source account or withdraw it in cash under foreign currency regulations. Benefits of UPI One World - Saves the hassle of going through the exhausting forex procedure - No risk of theft as opposed to carrying physical cash - You can keep track of your payments and balance under one app - You can load your wallet anytime through multiple sources such as cash, debit, forex or credit cards Unutilized funds get refunded at the time of wallet closure UPI One World was officially launched by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) in July 2024. Share | RT so max foreign travelers can use the UPI service and pay with ease while they travel in India.

From filter coffee at dawn to craft beer at midnight, Bangalore delivers at every hour and every price point. Here's a comprehensive guide to where to eat in one of India's most exciting food cities. havemony.com/blogs/where-to…

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Misal pav, vada pav, and a climate that's kind year-round. Pune isn't just a weekend getaway — it's a city with a personality of its own. Explore more in our Pune travel guide blog post. havemony.com/blogs/pune-tra…

The best pieces in Chennai aren’t always on display—they’re found. Explore the city’s most rewarding shopping spots. havemony.com/blogs/how-chen…

Fresh from the Arabian Sea to your plate—Kochi’s food scene is as vibrant as it gets. Discover where to go for the best bites. havemony.com/blogs/where-to…

Sometimes the heart just wants to wander. Go where it takes you. #GoLocal #Mony #Moon #Artemis #NASA

If you've only got two days in Kochi, this itinerary is worth following closely. It covers the heritage sites, the food, the waterways, and the quieter corners that most visitors miss — without ever feeling rushed. havemony.com/blogs/2-day-ko…

Pondicherry has a way of making you want to stay longer than planned — and the places to stay here don't make it any easier to leave. From heritage hotels to charming homestays, here's a guide to the best options in the city. havemony.com/blogs/pondiche…

No city in India prepares you for Mumbai. The scale, the pace, the sheer weight of it all — it's something you have to experience to understand. Here's a travel guide that gets you as close as possible before you arrive. havemony.com/blogs/mumbai-t…

From the iconic biryani to the grandeur of Charminar, Hyderabad delivers at every turn. Here's a complete travel guide to one of India's most rewarding destinations. havemony.com/blogs/hyderaba…

If you're spending time in Pondicherry and haven't mapped out the beaches yet, our blog post is a good place to start. The coastline here has more going for it than most people realize. havemony.com/blogs/beaches-…

7 Things to Do in India This Week (Mar 30–Apr 05, 2026) 🇮🇳 1) Mahavir Jayanti – Mar 31 A quieter, meaningful day: attend prayers, enjoy community meals, and soak in peaceful observances. 2) Good Friday – Apr 3 A long-weekend travel trigger: attend services, listen to music, and explore heritage churches. 3) Easter – Apr 5 Coastal India celebrates Easter beautifully—Goa and Kochi offer the most atmospheric experiences. 4) Nilgiris – Ooty/Coonoor Beat the holiday crowds: mornings are cool, and the tea is perfect. 5) Coorg – Estate Stays Enjoy coffee estate calm: misty mornings, plantation walks, and slow, relaxed breakfasts. 6) Wildlife – Safari Bookings This is the last strong window for safari planning before seasonal closures begin (park-dependent). 7) Mumbai – Food Trail A delicious classic: explore Irani cafés, try bun maska, and go on a street-food crawl. Practical Tip: This is a classic long weekend—book transport early, especially for Goa and Kerala routes. @KeralaTourism @tntourismoffcl @maha_tourism @TourismGoa @KarnatakaWorld #thingstodo #exploreIndia #MonyBeats #IndiaWeekly #mahavirjayanti #goodfriday #easter

Jaipur's food scene is as bold and unapologetic as the city itself. The kind of eating that's deeply satisfying, completely unpretentious, and impossible to forget once you've had it. Find out where to go in our blog post. havemony.com/blogs/where-to…

Hyderabad's food scene rewards the people who go in curious and hungry. There's so much more to it than the biryani — though the biryani alone is worth the trip. Here's a guide to all of it. havemony.com/blogs/eating-y…

Goa's coastline is one of the most beautiful in India, and the beaches on this list are proof of that. Whether you're after waves, sunsets, or complete solitude, here's where to find it. havemony.com/blogs/goa-beac…

If you're visiting Bangalore and only thinking about the tech parks and breweries, you're leaving out the best part. The food here is iconic, deeply rooted, and worth planning your day around. Our blog post has everything you need. havemony.com/blogs/eating-y…

7 things to do in India this week (Mar 23–Mar 29, 2026) 🇮🇳 1) (Rama Navami) Mar 26 — Temples glow, processions roll, and devotional music fills streets in many cities. 2) (Ayodhya) Rama Navami week — If you want ‘big festival’ scale, this is one of the focal points—expect crowds. 3) (Goa/Kochi) Heritage walks — Start early, walk slow: Portuguese-era streets + cafés feel best in the morning. 4) (Darjeeling) Tea + toy train — Cool air + tea gardens—Darjeeling is a climate escape with postcard views. 5) (Kolkata) City weekend — Culture + food combo: museums, bookshops and a proper Bengali meal. 6) (Agra) Taj sunrise + Sikri — Sunrise at the Taj is still a cheat code for wonder. 7) (Mumbai) Marine Drive morning — Sea breeze therapy: a sunrise walk and breakfast by the water. Practical tip: Late March sun is real—carry electrolytes and avoid standing in direct heat for long temple queues @TourismBengal @maha_tourism @TourismGoa @uptourismgov #thingstodo #exploreIndia #MonyBeats #IndiaWeekly

Every monument in Delhi has a story that goes far deeper than what you'll find on a information board. The architecture, the history, the sheer scale of it all — it's a lot to take in, but worth every minute. Here's where to start. havemony.com/blogs/delhis-h…

Mumbai's surroundings are as diverse and exciting as the city itself — coastal drives, hill retreats, and food stops that are worth making the trip for on their own. Find out where to go in our blog post. havemony.com/blogs/food-sto…