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Banking & Payments Generator

Payment QR codes: UPI (India), EPC/SEPA, Swiss QR Bill, ZATCA and PIX.

Banking & Payments › UPI QR (India)

Valid UPI QR (India)76 charactersAllowed: UPI ID, name, amount
3% of capacity used

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Payment QR codes hold payment details in a format that banking and payment apps understand. The payer scans the code, checks the details and confirms in their own app. The money moves directly between the banks; this generator only creates the code.

Pick the format used in your country: UPI QR for India, EPC (SEPA) QR for euro bank transfers, Swiss QR Bill for Swiss invoices and PIX for Brazil. ZATCA QR codes are not for paying; they are required on Saudi e-invoices. Always test with a small real payment before you print.

5 barcode types in Banking & Payments

Which Banking & Payments barcode should I use?

Barcode typeAllowed dataBest for
UPI QR (India)UPI ID, name, amountIndian merchants (NEW – no competitor)
EPC / SEPA QR (GiroCode)IBAN, BIC, name, amountEU bank transfers
Swiss QR BillSwiss payment payloadSwiss invoices
ZATCA e-Invoice QR (Saudi)Seller, VAT no, time, totals (TLV Base64)Saudi Arabia VAT invoices
PIX QR (Brazil)PIX BR Code payloadBrazil payments (NEW)

How to Create a Barcode in 3 Steps

1

Choose a barcode type

Select a category on the left (e.g. Linear Codes), then the exact type like Code-128.

2

Enter data & customise

Type your data — we check it live and add check digits. Adjust size, font and colors.

3

Download or print

Get PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF or EPS, or print a full sheet of labels in one click.

Why Use QRCodeChamp Barcode Generator

125+ barcode types

Every linear, 2D, GS1, postal, healthcare and payment code.

Live validation

Friendly errors with one-click fixes and automatic check digits.

Print-ready PDF

Exact mm sizes, label sheets (Avery, A4, 4×6 thermal).

Bulk barcodes

Paste a list or generate number sequences.

Choose the Type of Barcode You Need

Not sure which barcode to use? Start with what you need it for — we’ll pick the right type.

Frequently Asked Questions

Use EAN-13 or UPC-A for products sold in stores, Code-128 for shipping and inventory, GS1-128 or SSCC for pallets, ISBN for books and Data Matrix or QR codes when you need to store more data in a small space.

Yes. Every barcode you create here is free to download and use commercially, without a watermark or an account.

To sell products in retail stores you need a GS1 company prefix, so your EAN or UPC numbers are unique worldwide. For in-store or internal use you can create codes without one.

A typical EAN-13 is about 37 × 26 mm (100%). Keep bars at least 0.19 mm wide for most scanners, leave the quiet zone around the code empty and print dark bars on a light background.

Yes. Tick “One barcode per line”, paste a list or use Bulk / Sequence to create a numbered series, then download a ZIP, a multi-page PDF or a label sheet.