What Is QRIS?

QRIS stands for Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard. It is a QR payment standard established by Bank Indonesia. QRIS allows payment applications from participating providers to read the same standard when customers pay a merchant.

QRIS vs a Marketing QR Code

Aspect	QRIS	QR Code for a link
Main purpose	Process a payment	Open a URL or information
Managed by	Payment providers in the QRIS ecosystem	QR creator or link service
Data	Transaction or merchant information	URL, text, contact, or other data
Scan result	Payment flow	Web page or another encoded action

QRIS supports different modes, including static and dynamic merchant-presented modes. Here, “static” and “dynamic” describe the payment flow and transaction amount. They should not be treated as identical to a dynamic marketing QR Code that uses an intermediary URL.

A regular QR generator does not register a merchant or turn a URL into QRIS. To accept QRIS payments, a seller must use a channel from an eligible payment provider. s.id Shop may offer local payment flows through supported products or payment links. Features and payment methods can change, so users should check the latest product information.

Use an s.id QR Code to send an audience to a legitimate catalog, microsite, or payment page, not to imitate a QRIS payment symbol.

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Reference

• Bank Indonesia: Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard