Alert! UPI payments with '#, @, $' in IDs will be rejected from Feb 2025. Here's what changes
From February 1, 2025, a routine UPI payment might not go through—not because of insufficient funds, but due to an unexpected ...
Sebi proposes unique UPI address for payment collection to weed out unregistered entities
Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is considering creating a unique Unified Payments Interface ...
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Big UPI update: NPCI bans THESE transaction IDs starting February 2025—Here’s what you need to know!
The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has introduced a new rule for UPI transactions, effective February 1, 2025. Starting on this date, UPI transactions with special characters in the ...
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Attention: Your UPI payment will fail from February 1, do these important settings..
UPI has replaced cash. You must also be using it for shopping. Although it is not that cash is not being used at all, the digital payment method has become very popular in the recent past. You cannot ...
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CARD91 Unveils its Proprietary UPI Switch: Blitz - Empowering Scalable and Seamless Payment Solutions
CARD91, a leader in payment issuance, proudly announces the launch of its proprietary UPI Switch: Blitz--a platform designed ...
UPI Credit Cards: How to track small transactions and stay within your budget
Ways through which a user can ensure proper tracking of spending as small transactions continue to mount and can create a ...
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Card UPI Payment: The Next Step in Seamless Digital Transactions
The landscape of digital payments in India is evolving at a breakneck pace. With the introduction of UPI (Unified Payments ...
Using UPI? Your Payments May Fail If You Ignore This New Rule
UPI transactions may fail if special characters are included in UPI IDs. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) ...
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Why some UPI transactions may fail from tomorrow and here's how you can fix it
For instance, a valid transaction ID would appear as 'upi1234567890abc12345', whereas an invalid one could be ...