UPI New Rules Update: If you do transactions through Unified Payment Interface (UPI) and your mobile number to the bank is inactive for a long time, then activate it immediately. Otherwise, you may face difficulty in paying, because from April 1, the new rule to UPI Payment Service is going to be implemented.
Under this rule, mobile numbers associated with bank account, which have not been active for a long time or who have been re -activated after the closure, will be removed from the UPI system. This change will affect the users whose old or closed number is connected to the bank account.
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Decision taken to stop cyber fraud (UPI New Rules Update)
The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), an organization that regulates UPI, has instructed banks and payment service providers to deliver (remove) such mobile numbers. Apart from this, NPCI may soon close the Pull Transaction feature.
NPCI has taken this decision to prevent cyber fraud and unauthorized transactions. Many times, after the mobile number is closed, telecom companies allot it to another user, which increases the risk of fraud on the old number connected bank account.
For this reason, NPCI has instructed banks and UPI apps like Google Pay, PhonePe and Paytm to identify inactive mobile numbers every week and remove them from their system.
This means that if your number is not active for a long time, it can be removed automatically from the bank's record.
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Alert message will be sent before closing the service (UPI New Rules Update)
Alert messages will be sent to users before closing UPI service. If a mobile number remains inactive despite the warning, it will be removed from the UPI system.
NPCI PULL Transaction feature can be removed (UPI New Rules Update)
Cases of fraud are increasing due to Pull Transaction through UPI. For this reason, NPCI is planning to limit or close this feature in payment apps.
However, this plan is currently in the initial stage. No official information has been revealed about when and how it will be implemented.
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