2018 was a year in which UPI based digital payments went mainstream. Companies like Samsung and Google have their own solutions dubbed Samsung Pay and Google Pay respectively. And looks like Xiaomi has also decided to join the party and launch their own digital payments solution called Mi Pay. The service is in beta, but if you still want to test it out before its official release, then you're at the right place. Let's move on as we tell you how to get started with Mi Pay beta.
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