This is if you are using Android. Above Android API 30 you have to add UPI app package names within queries within your AndroidManifest.xml file to make the UPI apps accessible to your app via Razorpay. I'm not sure why Razorpay can't detect all supported UPI apps options directly yet. I'm sure they'll add it in the future. PayTm has already figured out a way by adding only its own package name under queries.
I've compiled a list of 80+ UPI apps within queries below that you can add to your app. Just add the entire block of code in line with your <application> tag and not inside the <application> tag. It will make your Manifest look to cluttered but you can remove the app package names you don't require.
This is if you are using Android. Above Android API 30 you have to add UPI app package names within
queries
within yourAndroidManifest.xml
file to make the UPI apps accessible to your app via Razorpay. I'm not sure why Razorpay can't detect all supported UPI apps options directly yet. I'm sure they'll add it in the future. PayTm has already figured out a way by adding only its own package name under queries.I've compiled a list of 80+ UPI apps within queries below that you can add to your app. Just add the entire block of code in line with your
<application>
tag and not inside the<application>
tag. It will make your Manifest look to cluttered but you can remove the app package names you don't require.