Originally Posted by saket77
(Post 4693354)
The support at UPIs are almost next to nil. |
Originally Posted by Chetan_Rao
(Post 4693401)
Takes a few extra clicks per transaction, but I know support is available and responsive. I value that over slightly more convenience and a few pennies of 'cashback'. |
Originally Posted by sinhead
(Post 4694448)
I also need an alternative to a Bhim (UPI) app, which doesn't need the Registered sim in the phone, so that I can use the app on any other phone or a Tablet, ipad (without sim card). |
Originally Posted by sinhead
(Post 4694448)
Hi guys. I Need advice regarding making Online purchases and online Bill payments more convenient. I am not app-savvy and even started using UPI only a few months ago. :D Situation is - I mainly use my PC to make online payments. Phone number A (Used by my brother) - registered with the bank account. Phone number B (not registered) - used by me. 1) To make online payments, from my PC- if I use a Debit card, I have to go to the other room to get the OTP. Online payment with Credit card - in some cases OTP is sent, in some case OTP is not sent (I don't understand the reason). Some websites have a "pin number" option so probably OTP is not needed in these cases. How can I make this more convenient? - especially not needing an OTP to make payment. 2) I tried Bhim app (phone number A). When sending money to someone at his upi id or bank account/ifsc, it works flawlessly. But when paying bills - electricity, broadband it doesn't work. - I enter details on the Electricity board's or Broadband (airtel) website > a Notification is sent to Phone A> I click on the notification> It opens the bhim app and takes straight to the payment page> I press pay > and nothing happens. nothing at all. The time limit is reached and transaction gets cancelled. I had cleared the cache, phone and apps softwares are updated, switched off and restarted, but still the same problem. I also need an alternative to a Bhim (UPI) app, which doesn't need the Registered sim in the phone, so that I can use the app on any other phone or a Tablet, ipad (without sim card). Thanks! |
Originally Posted by sinhead
(Post 4694448)
Hi guys. I Need advice regarding making Online purchases and online Bill payments more convenient. I am not app-savvy and even started using UPI only a few months ago. :D Situation is - I mainly use my PC to make online payments. Phone number A (Used by my brother) - registered with the bank account. Phone number B (not registered) - used by me. 1) To make online payments, from my PC- if I use a Debit card, I have to go to the other room to get the OTP. Online payment with Credit card - in some cases OTP is sent, in some case OTP is not sent (I don't understand the reason). Some websites have a "pin number" option so probably OTP is not needed in these cases. How can I make this more convenient? - especially not needing an OTP to make payment. 2) I tried Bhim app (phone number A). When sending money to someone at his upi id or bank account/ifsc, it works flawlessly. But when paying bills - electricity, broadband it doesn't work. - I enter details on the Electricity board's or Broadband (airtel) website > a Notification is sent to Phone A> I click on the notification> It opens the bhim app and takes straight to the payment page> I press pay > and nothing happens. nothing at all. The time limit is reached and transaction gets cancelled. I had cleared the cache, phone and apps softwares are updated, switched off and restarted, but still the same problem. I also need an alternative to a Bhim (UPI) app, which doesn't need the Registered sim in the phone, so that I can use the app on any other phone or a Tablet, ipad (without sim card). Thanks! |
Originally Posted by sagarpadaki
(Post 4693413)
The thing with UPI is every provider- Paytm, google pay, PhonePe etc - has their own internal mechanism of implementation... |
Originally Posted by Chetan_Rao
(Post 4693401)
And that in a nutshell is why I gave up on UPI until it gets more robust. It's great when it works, but one issue and both parties refuse to touch a dispute, the user stuck chasing shadows... . |
To ensure the adoption of digital payments in a safe and secure manner, the RBI governor today announced that the central bank has proposed to increase the limit for contactless card transactions to Rs 5,000 from Rs 2,000 per transaction. This announcement was part of the RBI's bi-monetary policy announcement held on December 4, 2020. "In order to expand the adoption of digital payments in a safe and secure manner, it is proposed to enhance, at the discretion of the user, the limits for contactless card transactions and e-mandates for recurring transactions through cards (and UPI) from Rs 2,000 to Rs 5,000 from January 1, 2021," as per Shaktikanta Das's statement. |
Originally Posted by ruzbehxyz
(Post 4946443)
RBI increases limit for contactless card transactions to Rs 5,000 from January 1, 2021. |
Originally Posted by DigitalOne
(Post 4946502)
Agreed that contactless cards are convenient but I fail to understand how they are secure. If somebody gets hold of your card they can make unlimited transactions below threshold limit, until you see the SMS and block the card. Better not to have debit card as a contactless card. |
Originally Posted by ruzbehxyz
(Post 4946443)
RBI increases limit for contactless card transactions to Rs 5,000 from January 1, 2021. |
Originally Posted by DigitalOne
(Post 5042529)
Can I make UPI payments from a Paytm Wallet? |
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