Ap Wangda’s fruit stall has become a focal point for both locals and visitors at the Centenary Farmers Market in Thimphu. Today, Ap Wangda finds himself at the intersection of tradition and technology as he embraces the new BHIM UPI QR service.
With the recent integration of BHIM UPI, Ap Wangda now welcomes Indian tourists with open arms and a quick scan. Armed with their trusty PhonePe app, visitors can effortlessly make purchases of Bhutan’s freshest fruits using the Bharat Interface for Money.
He assists a group of Indian travelers in selecting the juiciest apples and ripest apples. The simplicity of the BHIM UPI service turns the transaction into a seamless dance of digital payments, bridging the gap between the two nations.
“I’m delighted to offer this convenient service to our friends from India. Now, they can enjoy our delicious fruits and pay with the touch of a button,” says Ap Wangda, his smile reflecting the warmth of Bhutanese hospitality.
Word spreads quickly among the Indian tourists exploring the market, and Ap Wangda’s stall becomes a beacon for those seeking both fresh produce and modern payment solutions. The BHIM UPI QR codes hang proudly, signaling a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.
Ap Wangda, with a heart full of gratitude, continues to serve his fruits, now intertwined with the seamless connectivity offered by BHIM UPI, making the Centenary Farmers Market an even more welcoming haven for international visitors.
