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Thanks to digital technology today you can apply for and get a loan or a credit card in a jiffy. Thanks to the same digital technology, repayments of your loan instalment and credit card dues too can be done instantly. For instance, banks such as Axis Bank, now allow you to pay your loan EMI and credit card dues using UPI. Let us see how.
Unified Payments Interface is a real-time payment system where a Virtual Payment Address (VPA), also known as UPI ID, is associated with your account and can be used to send and receive funds to other accounts and make payments. A UPI ID is in the format xxxx@upiprovider where UPI provider is usually your bank. This linking of UPI ID / VPA and account can be done through a bank’s own mobile banking app or an app from a UPI Payment Service Provider (PSP).
For example, on the BHIM Axis Pay app, you don't need to have an Axis Bank account – you can choose any existing bank account to create and use a UPI ID as long as it is supported by your bank account. This allows the convenience of having one particular UPI ID on your own bank’s mobile banking app and another on a PSP app, both connected to the same bank account.
Now you can experience the convenience of UPI in your credit card payments as well, thanks to the new features from Axis Bank. Only Axis Bank Credit Cards can be paid using this process. To pay your credit card bill with UPI, here are the steps you need to follow:
[Also Read: Tips to use UPI safely and transact with ease]
The daily and per-transaction restriction of ₹1,00,000 is also applicable to these payments.
To ensure a smooth experience for repaying your credit card outstanding using UPI keep the following in mind:
Axis Bank has also enabled overdue loan repayments via UPI for all kinds of retail loans, except NRI loans. Regular EMI payments cannot be paid via UPI. Here’s how it works:
There are some things to keep in mind to ensure a smooth experience, such as:
There are several benefits to using UPI for making loan and credit card payments. You can pay your loan/credit card dues from any bank account or any UPI app at any point of time via UPI.
There is no need to use an Axis Bank account for the same. Also, as compared to other commonly used modes of repayment, payment via UPI is received instantly. This is critical in case of overdue loan instalments, in order to avoid late payment penalty.
We have listed out a few benefits here:
So now use your UPI id not just for purchases but also for your repayments, seamlessly and conveniently.
Disclaimer: This article has been authored by Siddharth Parwatay, a Mumbai based independent tech-journalist, editor, and content-creator. Axis Bank doesn't influence the views of the author in any way. Axis Bank and/or the author shall not be responsible for any direct / indirect loss or liability incurred by the reader for taking any financial decisions based on the contents and information. Please consult your financial advisor before making any financial decision
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