Cross-border UPI transaction export · NRI concierge data · fund-load sync · compliant source code delivery
MyPursu is a specialized UPI payment platform for international travelers and NRIs visiting India, enabling cashless payments across 55 million merchants without an Indian bank account or local SIM card. The app sits at the intersection of cross-border remittance, prepaid payment instruments (PPI), and multi-service NRI concierge — generating rich structured data that has real value for expense management platforms, travel fintech apps, and compliance-driven enterprise integrations.
We deliver protocol analysis, session management, and production-ready API implementations covering UPI transaction history, wallet balances and fund-load records, KYC identity data, and concierge booking records. All integrations follow authorized access patterns under RBI and NPCI regulatory guidance.
MyPursu records every QR scan and UPI ID transfer with full metadata: merchant UPI handle, payment amount in INR, source currency equivalent, RRN (Reference Retrieval Number), transaction status, and timestamp. For corporate travel desks, pulling this feed automatically replaces manual expense forms — employees traveling to India from the US, UK, or UAE submit zero paper receipts when spend data flows directly into an ERP or T&E platform.
Every time a traveler tops up their MyPursu wallet from an international debit or credit card, the platform captures the source currency amount, applied FX rate, INR credited, and the load method. Real-time balance queries let treasury teams and multi-currency expense tools track outstanding INR prepaid balances across a fleet of traveling employees — preventing overdrafts and enabling per-trip budget enforcement.
MyPursu performs full KYC at activation — passport number, nationality, visa type, and validity are captured and validated against RBI's PPI issuer requirements. For fintech platforms targeting NRIs, accessing this verified identity layer reduces onboarding friction: if a user is already KYC-complete on MyPursu, a partner app can request a consent-based data handoff rather than repeating the full document verification process.
Beyond payments, MyPursu functions as a comprehensive NRI concierge: airport transfers, elder care visits, bill payments for India-based family members, mailbox management, and parcel shipping are all trackable services. Each booking generates a structured record — service type, date, location, status, and associated cost — that travel management companies and HR portals can pull to build complete India-trip itineraries for corporate employees.
MyPursu lets NRIs pay Indian utility bills, insurance premiums, and family household expenses directly from overseas. Each bill payment is logged with payee name, biller category (electricity, gas, broadband, insurance), amount, and payment date. For NRI-focused wealth management apps and accounting platforms, this creates a consolidated view of India-based financial obligations that would otherwise require manual entry or separate banking logins.
With access to 55 million UPI-enabled merchants — from airports and hotels to local restaurants and rural kiosks — MyPursu's QR payment logs span the entire traveler journey through India. Aggregated merchant-category data (MCC codes where available) provides travel platforms with spend-pattern intelligence: how much did corporate travelers spend at airports vs. restaurants vs. accommodation, enabling category-level budgeting and reimbursement policies.
The following structured data types are generated by MyPursu's core flows. Each can be exposed via authorized API integration for downstream fintech, analytics, or compliance use cases.
| Data Type | Source / Screen | Granularity | Typical Integration Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPI transaction records | Payments / History screen | Per-transaction: UPI ID, amount, INR, RRN, status, timestamp | Expense reconciliation, travel spend analytics, ERP sync |
| INR wallet balance | Dashboard / Wallet screen | Real-time balance + last updated timestamp | Cash-flow dashboards, overdraft prevention, treasury tools |
| Fund-load events | Add Funds screen | Per-load: source currency, amount, FX rate, INR credited, card last-4 | FX exposure analytics, remittance tracking, audit trails |
| KYC / identity records | User profile / Activation | Name, nationality, passport number, visa type & expiry, verification status | KYC enrichment, NRI onboarding acceleration, compliance reporting |
| Concierge booking records | Concierge / Services module | Service type, date, location, status, cost in INR or USD | Itinerary management, CRM sync, HR travel desk automation |
| Bill payment records | Bill Pay screen | Payee name, biller category, amount, payment date, status | NRI expense tracking, annual tax statement prep, wealth management |
| Merchant QR analytics | Scan & Pay screen | Merchant UPI handle, category, QR type (static/dynamic), amount | Travel spend intelligence, per-merchant category budgeting |
Business context: A multinational company sends employees on frequent business trips to India. Currently, each traveler manually submits receipts for hotel, transport, and client dinner payments made via UPI — a slow, error-prone process.
Data & API involved: MyPursu UPI transaction history endpoint (per-trip date range), fund-load events with FX rates, and wallet balance snapshots at trip start and end. The integration maps UPI merchant categories to the company's expense policy codes.
OpenData/OpenFinance mapping: Follows an Account Information Service Provider (AISP) pattern under Open Banking principles — read-only data access granted by the employee, scoped to their trip window. No write access required; data flows to SAP Concur, Expensify, or a custom ERP webhook.
Business context: An NRI wealth management platform wants to show clients a unified view of their India-based obligations — utility bills, insurance premiums, elder care costs, and travel spend — alongside their investment portfolio and US/UK income.
Data & API involved: Bill payment records (payee, amount, category), concierge booking costs, fund-load amounts from US/UK bank cards, and periodic balance snapshots. Combined with remittance transaction data, the platform builds a full India financial P&L per month.
OpenData/OpenFinance mapping: Aligns with Account Aggregator (AA) framework concepts under India's RBI-regulated data sharing model — user grants consent for read-only aggregation of payment and concierge service data to an authorized third party.
Business context: A digital lending or investment platform needs to onboard NRI customers quickly. Standard KYC requires passport upload, visa verification, and address proof — typically taking 3–5 business days with manual review.
Data & API involved: MyPursu's passport-verified KYC payload (name, nationality, document number, visa type, expiry, verification timestamp) is retrieved with user consent. The downstream platform verifies the record hash against the original MyPursu KYC completion event, accepting it as a trusted identity anchor.
OpenData/OpenFinance mapping: Identity data portability — user-consented sharing of verified identity attributes from one regulated PPI issuer to another FEMA/RBI-compliant entity, reducing document duplication while meeting AML/KYC obligations.
Business context: A travel app aggregates hotel bookings, flight records, and ground transport for NRI travelers. Adding MyPursu concierge bookings (airport transfer, local guide, elder care check-in visits) completes the in-India itinerary and adds a real-time spend layer from UPI merchant QR data.
Data & API involved: Concierge booking records (type, date, location, status), plus QR payment merchant metadata categorized as transport, accommodation, or food & beverage. Combined, they produce a geotagged day-by-day itinerary with costs attached.
OpenData/OpenFinance mapping: Travel data aggregation within an open data consent framework — the user authorizes the travel app to read booking and payment records scoped to a specific India trip window.
Business context: An NRI insurance aggregator wants to help overseas Indians track health insurance premiums paid in India for their parents, alongside elder care visit completion records. Manual follow-up with local agents is slow and unreliable.
Data & API involved: Bill payment records filtered by biller category "insurance" and "health", plus elder care concierge booking records with visit-completed status. The platform sends reminders when premiums are overdue and confirms visits were completed.
OpenData/OpenFinance mapping: Financial obligation monitoring — authorized read access to payment records and service completion flags, enabling automated alerting without the platform needing to store or handle the underlying financial credentials.
We deliver runnable source code covering authentication, data retrieval, and webhook handling. Below are representative pseudocode examples reflecting the key integration surfaces of the MyPursu platform's API layer (available at do.api.mypursu.com).
// Step 1: Obtain access token via device + user credentials POST https://do.api.mypursu.com/login Content-Type: application/json { "mobile": "+1-555-0100", // intl. number "password": "<USER_PASS>", "device_id": "<DEVICE_FINGERPRINT>", "platform": "android" } // Response: { "access_token": "<JWT>", "refresh_token": "<REFRESH>", "expires_in": 3600, "kyc_status": "verified", "wallet_id": "WLT_XXXXXXXXXX" }
// Fetch paginated UPI transaction history GET https://do.api.mypursu.com/v1/transactions Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN> Content-Type: application/json // Query params: ?from_date=2025-01-01 &to_date=2025-03-31 &type=UPI_QR,UPI_ID &status=SUCCESS &page=1&page_size=50 // Response item: { "txn_id": "TXN_20250312_001", "upi_id": "merchant@upi", "amount_inr": 850.00, "source_currency": "USD", "fx_rate": 83.45, "rrn": "123456789012", "status": "SUCCESS", "timestamp": "2025-03-12T09:14:22Z", "merchant_name": "Spice Route Restaurant", "qr_type": "STATIC" }
// Query wallet balance snapshot GET https://do.api.mypursu.com/v1/wallet/balance Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN> // Response: { "wallet_id": "WLT_XXXXXXXXXX", "balance_inr": 14250.00, "ppi_limit_inr": 200000.00, "kyc_tier": "full_kyc", "updated_at": "2026-04-23T08:00:00Z" } // Fund-load history endpoint: GET https://do.api.mypursu.com/v1/wallet/loads ?from_date=2025-01-01&page=1 // Response item: { "load_id": "LOAD_20250210_007", "source_currency": "USD", "source_amount": 200.00, "fx_rate": 83.20, "inr_credited": 16640.00, "card_last4": "4242", "status": "COMPLETED", "timestamp": "2025-02-10T14:32:11Z" }
MyPursu operates under the Reserve Bank of India's Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) framework — specifically the RBI Master Direction on PPIs (2021, updated 2024). International travelers using the platform are subject to KYC requirements mandated by FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) and PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act). Outstanding balances on Traveller PPIs are capped at INR 2,00,000 at any given time.
The UPI One World wallet framework — launched by NPCI on 22 July 2024 — provides the regulatory foundation for foreign visitors to access UPI without an Indian bank account, through authorized PPI issuers at airports, hotels, and money-exchange outlets. MyPursu aligns directly with this framework.
All integrations we deliver are structured around customer authorization and documented access patterns. We do not use or distribute user credentials; sessions are managed via tokenized access with defined TTLs and explicit refresh boundaries. Data minimization is built into every module — we extract only the fields required for the specified integration use case.
A typical MyPursu data pipeline for a corporate travel integration follows this flow:
MyPursu targets two primary user groups: corporate travelers from the US, UK, UAE, and other diaspora-heavy markets who visit India for business and need frictionless INR payment capability without setting up an Indian bank account; and NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) who need to manage financial obligations for family in India — utility bills, insurance premiums, elder care visits — from abroad. The platform is developed by KEYUTECH PVT LTD, an India-based software development and consultancy firm, and is available on both Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store).
The app's payment rails sit on top of NPCI's UPI infrastructure, meaning it connects to the same 55 million merchant network that domestic apps like Paytm and PhonePe use — but with the key differentiator of a passport-based, no-Indian-bank-account onboarding flow compliant with the RBI Traveller PPI rules. In 2025, MyPursu has extended its positioning beyond payments into a full NRI concierge platform — adding elder care, shipping, insurance, and event management to compete with broader NRI service platforms like Belong and similar concierge services, making its data footprint significantly richer than a pure UPI wallet.
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MyPursu exists within a growing ecosystem of NRI payment, UPI traveler wallet, and India-focused fintech apps. Organizations building integrations in this space often need to aggregate data across multiple platforms — understanding the landscape helps scope multi-source integration projects accurately.
Mony (havemony.com) is a direct competitor offering UPI wallet access for foreign tourists without an Indian bank account, accepted at 98% of Indian merchants. Users working across both MyPursu and Mony often need unified UPI spend exports that reconcile transactions from both wallets into a single corporate expense report.
Sliq Pay targets international travelers visiting India with a no-forex-markup UPI onboarding flow. Its transaction records share the same structure as MyPursu's — amount, merchant UPI ID, FX rate — making cross-platform expense aggregation a natural integration request for travel management companies.
The NPCI-backed UPI One World wallet is the regulatory reference implementation for traveler PPIs in India, launched in July 2024. MyPursu operates within this framework; integrators who understand UPI One World's PPI data structure will find MyPursu's API schema closely aligned and can reuse the same integration patterns.
Paytm remains India's largest UPI and digital wallet platform by transaction volume. NRI and corporate users frequently need statement exports spanning both Paytm wallet activity (for India-side contacts) and MyPursu activity (for their own travel spend) — a unified integration covering both platforms is a common enterprise request.
PhonePe is India's leading UPI app by market share, with over 650 million registered users. International travelers staying with India-based hosts or business partners often encounter PhonePe QR codes; an integration that handles both PhonePe merchant-side and MyPursu traveler-side data covers the full payment pair for reconciliation.
Google Pay India operates on the BHIM UPI rail and is widely used at airport merchants and upscale venues that NRI travelers frequent. Its transaction data format follows the same NPCI UPI spec as MyPursu, making joint export and analytics projects technically straightforward once per-platform authentication is handled.
ICICI Bank allows NRIs with existing Indian NRE/NRO accounts to use UPI via iMobile Pay with an international mobile number. For high-net-worth NRIs maintaining both an ICICI NRE account and a MyPursu travel wallet, a consolidated statement integration covering both is a premium feature wealth management platforms actively seek.
Wise is widely used by NRIs and international travelers for FX transfers and multi-currency card spending. Users often load their MyPursu wallet via Wise transfers; integrating fund-load event data from MyPursu with outgoing transfer data from Wise gives a complete FX cost analysis for India travel budgets.
Amazon Pay India enables NRIs shopping on Amazon.in to pay via UPI or international cards. Users who shop online via Amazon Pay India for India-based family purchases alongside their MyPursu in-person UPI spend represent a combined digital commerce and travel payment integration use case for e-commerce analytics platforms.
Remitly is a leading cross-border remittance platform used by the Indian diaspora to send money home. NRIs who use Remitly for family remittances and MyPursu for personal India travel spend generate complementary data sets — combining both gives a complete picture of an NRI's India-side financial flows for wealth management and tax planning tools.
We are an independent technical services studio specializing in app interface integration and authorized API integration. Our team brings years of hands-on experience in mobile fintech, cross-border payments, and open-data protocol analysis — with particular depth in UPI, NPCI infrastructure, and the RBI-regulated PPI ecosystem that underpins apps like MyPursu.
We work with clients globally — from corporate travel desks needing automated India expense exports, to NRI fintech startups building consolidated financial dashboards, to enterprise HR platforms automating trip reconciliation. Our delivery model is simple: you name the app and the data you need; we deliver working, documented API source code.
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MyPursu (package ID: com.keyutech.mypursu) is an ultimate UPI payment app for corporate users and individual travelers visiting India, developed by KEYUTECH PVT LTD. It is designed specifically for international users who need to make INR payments across India without requiring a local bank account, Indian phone number, or credit card — a significant friction point for the 30+ million NRIs and millions of annual international visitors to India.
The app positions itself as both a UPI payment tool and a full NRI concierge platform. Core payment functionality allows users to scan QR codes or enter UPI IDs to pay at 55 million merchants across India — covering airports, restaurants, hotels, bars, travel destinations, and all digital stores and services that accept UPI. The three-step onboarding is designed for international users: download and activate, add funds or purchase a concierge package, then scan and pay.