Pay By Just Looking? Lenskart AI Smart Glasses May Support UPI Transactions

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Imagine paying for your coffee without touching your phone or wallet, just by looking at the QR code in front of you! Doesn’t it sound like tech right from a sci-fi film? Well, it seems it is coming true in your daily life soon. Lenskart, one of the top giants of eyewear in India, is reportedly working on smart glasses that could support UPI payments. Also Read: Samsung’s First AI Glasses To Be Made In Collaboration With Gentle Monster And Warby Parker

Some reports suggest that these glasses are expected to launch later this year, which will make the UPI payments smarter. As per early reports, the upcoming “Be by Lenskart SmartGlasses” will combine artificial intelligence, health tracking, and digital payments in one sleek eyewear design. Also Read: Meta AI Adds UPI Lite, Hindi Support, and Deepika Padukone’s Voice to Ray-Ban Glasses in India

Under the hood, they are said to run on Google’s Gemini 5 AI and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon AR1 Gen-1 chipset. In simple words, you might be able to talk to your glasses, ask questions, or get quick health insights while on the move.

Lenskart Smart Glasses For Payment: What To Expect

Well, we have already seen several smart glasses with features that are obvious to guess. However, the biggest highlight of the Lenskart glasses is the UPI support. The smart glasses will reportedly let you scan QR codes through the lenses and confirm payments using voice commands or simple gestures. You could even check your transaction history or use AI prompts for quick payments, all without the need to take your phone out.

Rival To Meta And Amazon?

While global players like Meta and Amazon already have their versions of smart glasses, but Lenskart seems to be focusing on a more India-first and affordable-premium approach.

Of course, a few questions remain unanswered for now. How will it handle data privacy? Will it be comfortable enough for everyday use? And how much will it actually cost? For now, Lenskart’s entry into AI eyewear is a big step for Indian users, especially if it comes at an affordable range.