Tech News Desk –You have to be very careful while making payment through UPI. Today we are going to give you information about Auto Pay Scam. At this time many such scams are happening with people which are causing a lot of harm. Many times it happens that after turning on auto pay, we forget and we do not remember. In such a situation, you need to be very safe. Now we tell you how this scam is done and how to avoid it-
How does the scam happen?
What scammers are doing these days is that they send a link and ask for payment. In such a case, many times the user even makes the payment, but that payment does not happen once. Instead, they turn on auto pay. Turning on auto pay simply means that the next time the payment will be automatically deducted from your bank account. That means for this, they will not even need to take the UPI PIN again and they will deduct the payment directly from the account.
How to stay safe?
Whatever app you use to make payments, you should go to its auto pay menu and keep checking it again and again. Doing this is going to be very beneficial. If you do this, then at least you will know at which places you have turned on the auto pay system. This is the reason why you should pay attention to it immediately. Also, if you see any auto pay system that you have not turned on. Then you should take immediate action for it.
How to remove UPI Autopay-
To delete Auto Pay, you must know the UPI PIN. In the Auto Pay menu itself, you are given the option to delete along with the list. If you delete Auto Pay, money will not be deducted from your bank account. In such a situation, this can prove to be an easy process for you. Apart from this, you can also delete it easily.
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