Payment Gateway Integration for Jaipur businesses
Local businesses in Jaipur
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Banks: 32
- Axis; CICI bank; Fin growth Co-Operative Bank; Rajasthan Urban Co-Operative Bank; Unity; ATM; J&K Bank; Reserve Bank of India; HDFC; Punjab & Sind Bank
- ATMs: 44
- ATM SBI; Indian State Bank; Money Spot ATM; Yes Bank ATM; Karnataka Bank; Hdfc atm; Indian Overseas Bank; ICICI atm; Indian Bank; SBI
- Marketplaces: 6
- Jayanti Market; Sari market; Chameliwala Market; Sikar House , Jaipur; Sindhi Colony Market
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 5
- National Insurance Company Ltd; United India Insurance Company Ltd; Oriental Insurance Company Ltd; The New India Assurance Company Ltd; Home Credit Jaipur
- Post offices: 5
- Chief Post Master General Rajasthan; Tripolia Bazar Sub Post Office; Central Post GPO; Gandhi Nagar Post Office; DTDC
- Supermarkets: 10
- Ganpati Plaza; NV Mart; city mart; Vishal; Crystal Mall; Supermarket; Big Bazaar; DMart
- Restaurants and cafes: 228
- Half Light Coffee Roasters; The Curry Spoon; Pink City Treat Cafe; The Tattoo Cafe; Doodh Misthan Bhandar; Kalyan Rooftop Restaurant; Blue Door Cafe; Chaisa; Charis cafe; Karodiya Kachori Bhandar
Jaipur facts
- District
- Jaipur district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 30,73,350
- Area
- about 467 sq km, about 431 m above sea level
- People
- 900 females per 1,000 males; 83.33% literacy
- PIN codes
- 302001 (Jaipur ), 302003 (Jaipur City), 302006 (Jaipur R.S.)
- Places nearby
- Ram Niwas Garden (garden, 1 km), Jaipur Zoo (zoo, 1 km), Albert Hall Museum (museum, 1 km), Tarkeshwar Nath Temple (Hindu temple, 1 km)
- Culture and food
- Hindus are the majority in Jaipur, with Muslim and Jain communities. Cultural venues include Jawahar Kala Kendra, designed by Charles Correa, and Ravindra Manch.
- Geography
- Jaipur covers about 467 sq km in north-eastern Rajasthan, with fertile plains to the east and south and hills and desert to the north and west.
- Education
- In the 19th century, under Maharaja Ram Singh II, Jaipur opened a Sanskrit college in 1865 and a girls' school in 1867.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.