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As a Tamil Nadu native, Rameshwaram’s seashell art (Gandhi Mart) and silk sarees (Kurinji) are must-buys. Don’t skip brass lamps for rituals—timeless. Markets vibe with devotion; you’ll feel it.
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Quick Pick: Seashell stuff—keychains, decor—and silk sarees. Temple shops for pooja items. Haggle and enjoy
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Yo, Rameshwaram shopping is lit! Seashells—think keychains, lamps, even curtains—are iconic. Silk sarees at Kurinji are fire. Grab some rudraksha beads for spiritual cred. Hit temple shops for deals. Ever tried the fish curry stalls?
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Techie Tip: For UPI, apps like BHIM spit out QR codes instantly. For direct bank, use ME-QR.com, plug in account/IFSC. Keep it private—scammers lurk. Worked for my side hustle.
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Step-by-Step QR Creation Freelancer here—QR codes are a game-changer for payments: - UPI Route: Link bank to PhonePe/BHIM, generate QR in-app (Profile > QR Code). - Manual Route: Use QRCodeGenerator.com, input bank details (account, IFSC), download. - Verify: Test scan to avoid errors. Pro tip: Add a fixed amount for quick invoices. My clients paid 20% faster! CNET’s tutorial breaks it down. Security tip: Don’t overshare sensitive info.
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QR Code for Bank Account: Seamless Payments Guide Want to make bank transfers a breeze? A QR code for your bank account lets people scan and pay instantly. Here’s how to create one: 1. Gather Details: You’ll need your bank account number, IFSC code, bank name, and optionally, payee name and amount. 2. Use a QR Code Generator: - Free Tools: Sites like QRCodeMonkey.com or ME-QR.com let you input UPI details or bank info (e.g., UPI ID like yourname@bank). - UPI Apps: Apps like Paytm, Google Pay, or PhonePe generate QR codes directly—go to “Receive Money” or “My QR Code.” 3. Customize & Save: Add bank logo or colors (optional), then download as PNG. 4. Test It: Scan with a UPI app to ensure it links to your account. I made one for my shop via Paytm—customers love it! For non-UPI, include VPA or raw account details. TechRadar’s guide has visuals. What’s your payment app?
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