UPI services have resumed after facing disruptions that affected payment transactions and fund transfers. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) confirmed the resolution of technical ...

Numerous users across the country experienced disruptions in Unified Payment Interface (UPI) services across various apps. According to DownDetector, there were a total of 2,750 complaints ...

There are situations when you don’t have internet connectivity on your phone and you need to make an online payment – UPI payment, more precisely, and you are low on cash. That helpless ...

Google Pay, and Paytm– are all down. It’s happening right now. UPI services have completely stopped across India, leaving millions of users stuck while trying to make daily payments.

Unified Payment Interface (UPI) services across apps were down for several users across the country. However, the services were later restored after a brief snag. UPI is an instant payment system ...

Digital transactions were impacted on Wednesday (March 26, 2025) due to a widespread UPI outage with a large number of users reporting problems in the instant payment interface. The outage ...

Unified Payment Interface (UPI) services across apps were down for several users across the country. However, the services were later restored after a brief snag.“NPCI had faced intermittent ...

The payment pages of major consumer internet apps showed that UPI payment apps are not available and are facing low success rates. There are an estimated 40 crore unique UPI users in the country.

The NPCI has decided to deactivate UPI IDs associated with inactive mobile numbers from April 1, 2025, to strengthen security and mitigate potential fraud risks. Users of digital payment platforms ...

transactions as (UPI) services across apps is down for several users across the country. The outrage has hugely affected users using PhonePe, Paytm and Google Pay. The outrage started at 7:00 PM ...

The acquiring base will expand since the next 300 million UPI users are difficult to acquire given challenges around languages, among others," Vishwas Patel, Chairman, PCI, told Business Standard.