Jupiter QR Pay: supported cards, countries and limits

QR Pay has two funding routes. Wallet-funded QR uses USDC on Solana in Jupiter Mobile after Global ID sign-in and the required identity check; no Jupiter Card is needed. Spend-balance QR requires an eligible DCS-issued card. Wallet QR limits come from the merchant code, while Spend QR has the documented $500 transaction and $5,000 daily limits. Wallet payments show the exchange rate and network cost before confirmation. Current QR routes Jupiter QR Pay is a scan-to-pay feature for participating merchants in selected Asia-Pacific markets. It draws from a funded USD Spend balance, but the QR code alone does not prove that your card, issuer, country network or amount is supported. Check those four gates before you depend on it at a checkout.

The short answer

Spend-balance QR Pay requires an eligible DCS-issued card; Rain-issued cards do not support it yet. If your card is eligible, the documented merchant networks are KHQR in Cambodia, QRIS in Indonesia, DuitNow in Malaysia, QPay in Mongolia, QR Ph in the Philippines and VietQR in Vietnam. SG QR in Singapore and PromptPay in Thailand are temporarily unavailable in the current documentation. Jupiter QR Pay

The country where you are standing does not replace the issuer check. A card issued in one market can be used while travelling, but QR eligibility still follows the card and its activation rules. The official table currently lists all cards issued in Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan, Malaysia cards activated before 13 May 2026, Thailand cards activated before 28 May 2026, and Singapore cards activated before mid-May 2026. Recheck the live app because newer-card support is planned but not dated. Card support matrix

Confirm the merchant network

Ask the merchant which network the code uses before scanning. A QR image may belong to a personal wallet, a bank transfer, or another payment app even when it is displayed at a shop. Jupiter documents QR Pay as a merchant-payment route; person-to-person QR support is available only in selected regions.

Use the network name, not the logo colour or a forwarded payment link, as the first check:

This table isn’t a live eligibility lookup. Ask the merchant to confirm the intended network and keep a conventional payment method available.

Know the amount and fee boundary

The current QR Pay documentation lists no payer or recipient fee, including FX conversion, a $500 per-transaction limit, and a $5,000 daily limit. The payment is debited from the USD Spend balance and converted to the merchant’s local currency at the market rate. QR fees and limits

No QR checkout fee does not mean the account was free to fund. A network fee, bank funding fee or earlier conversion cost belongs to the funding route and should be compared separately. QR limits also do not replace the bank-transfer rules: a remittance route has its own rail, beneficiary, fee and payout limit for each currency shown in the app. Bank-transfer route

Use a deliberate checkout sequence

1. Confirm that Jupiter ID verification is complete and the Spend balance is funded. 2. Check the card issuer and activation condition in the official app. 3. Ask the merchant whether the code is the documented local network. 4. Open the scanner from the Spend home screen, not from a message or unknown link. 5. Match the merchant name, local currency and amount on the review screen. 6. Authorize once, wait for a final status, and ask the merchant to check its receiving record.

Keep the time, amount, currency, merchant name and transaction reference private if anything goes wrong. A phone confirmation is useful evidence, but the merchant’s own receipt helps distinguish a completed payment from a delayed or missing settlement.

If the scan fails or stays pending

Do not scan and pay again immediately. First check the balance, internet connection, card status, network format and visible transaction state. The current FAQ identifies insufficient balance, unsupported merchant QR format and connectivity as common failure causes. If the first attempt is pending, preserve its reference and use the official in-app support route before creating another payment. Official support

Never send a login code, full card security code, recovery phrase or private key to someone claiming they can release a QR payment. If the merchant needs a bank credit, use the bank-transfer route instead of trying to turn a merchant QR feature into remittance.

Pick the right route

QR Pay fits a participating merchant checkout. A recipient who needs money in a bank account needs a remittance route, with a named beneficiary, currency and receiving-bank requirements. An online merchant that asks for card details needs the Card route. The Route Finder separates those routes, while the QR limits guide covers the amount checks in more detail.

If QR Pay covers the merchants you use, sign up for Jupiter Global and check the eligibility screen in the app before your first scan. For regular card purchases, you’ll earn 2% cashback on eligible spending, up to $100 a month.

Jupiter QR Pay FAQ

Which Jupiter cards support QR Pay?

The current documentation says QR Pay is available on DCS-issued cards; Rain-issued cards do not support it yet. Cards issued in Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan are listed as supported without an activation cutoff, while other listed markets have their own conditions. Check the live card details in the official app.

Where can I use Jupiter QR Pay?

The documented merchant networks are KHQR in Cambodia, QRIS in Indonesia, DuitNow in Malaysia, QPay in Mongolia, QR Ph in the Philippines and VietQR in Vietnam. SG QR and PromptPay are temporarily unavailable in the checked documentation.

What are the Jupiter QR Pay limits?

The current table lists a $500 maximum per transaction and a $5,000 daily limit. These are product boundaries, not a promise that a particular merchant or processor will approve a payment.

Does QR Pay send money to any QR code?

No. QR Pay is primarily a merchant-payment route, and person-to-person support is limited to selected regions. A code that belongs to another wallet or bank flow may not be compatible.

What should I do when a QR payment fails?

Check the balance, connection, card status, network format and original transaction state. Do not repeat a pending payment immediately; keep its reference and contact official support if the status does not resolve.