Central Bank raises per transaction limit for UPI Lite to 500 rupees

Central Bank raises per transaction limit for UPI Lite to 500 rupees

Daily Current Affairs / Central Bank raises per transaction limit for UPI Lite to 500 rupees

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Category : National Published on: August 15 2023

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Reserve Bank of India has proposed to launch an innovative payment mode viz., “Conversational Payments” on UPI.
It will enable users to engage in a conversation with an Artificial Intelligence-powered system to initiate and complete transactions in a safe and secure environment.
This channel will be made available in both smartphones and feature phones-based UPI channels, thereby helping in the deepening of digital penetration in the country.
Initially the facility will be available in Hindi and English and will subsequently be made available in more Indian languages. Central Bank has also proposed to use Near Field Communication (NFC) technology in UPI transaction.

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