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Sample Payloads

Explore real-world EMVCo QR sample payloads including static QR, dynamic QR, merchant-presented mode, consumer-presented mode, transaction amount encoding, TLV structures, and CRC validation examples.

QR Payloads
TLV Structures
EMVCo Standards
CRC Validation

Why Sample Payloads Matter

Sample payloads help developers, fintech platforms, QR parser teams, and interoperability systems understand how EMVCo QR payloads are structured in real payment scenarios.

By studying sample payloads, developers can build QR generators, QR parsers, payment validation engines, merchant systems, and interoperable transaction processing flows more accurately.

Sample payloads are widely used for parser testing, QR generation, TLV validation, CRC testing, interoperability checks, and production certification activities.

Static QR Sample Payload

Static QR payloads are reusable and usually do not contain transaction-specific amounts.

00020101021126360014A000000677010111011300660000000005204581253033565802IN5910EMVQRHUB6007DELHI6304A13F

Reusable QR

The same QR can be used for multiple transactions.

Amount Optional

Customers may manually enter payment amount.

Dynamic QR Sample Payload

Dynamic QR payloads are generated specifically for individual transactions and may contain transaction amount or invoice references.

00020101021226360014A00000067701011101130066000000000520458125405125.0053033565802IN5910EMVQRHUB6007DELHI62070503INV6304B45F

Transaction-Specific

Generated uniquely for each payment request.

Supports Reconciliation

Includes invoice or transaction references.

Merchant Presented Mode Payload

In Merchant Presented Mode (MPM), the merchant displays the QR code while the customer scans it using a wallet or payment application.

Merchant

Displays QR

Customer

Scans QR

Payment

Process transaction

00020101021126360014A000000677010111011300660000000005204581253033565802IN5912STOREPAY1236006MUMBAI6304D12F

Consumer Presented Mode Payload

In Consumer Presented Mode (CPM), the customer wallet generates and displays the QR code while the merchant scans it.

Customer

Displays QR

Merchant

Scans QR

Payment

Process transaction

00020101021226420014A0000006770101110216WALLET1234567895204581253033565802IN5912CUSTOMERQR6005DELHI6304F21A

TLV Sample Example

EMVCo QR payloads use Tag-Length-Value encoding structures.

5406100.00
54
Tag

Transaction amount field

06
Length

Value length is 6 characters

100.00
Value

Transaction amount

CRC Validation Payload Example

CRC validation helps ensure payload integrity before payment processing.

6304A13F
63
Tag

CRC validation field

04
Length

Checksum value size

A13F
Value

CRC checksum example

How Developers Use Sample Payloads

QR Generator Development

Developers build interoperable payload generation systems.

QR Parser Testing

Sample payloads validate parser and TLV decoding logic.

CRC Validation Testing

Payloads help verify integrity validation engines.

Interoperability Certification

Testing payloads across payment ecosystems improves compatibility.

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