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The Rise of UPI in India's Digital Financial Services: A Catalyst for Financial Inclusion and Cashless Transactions

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KCKrunal ChavdaDVDivyang Vyas

Key Points

  • UPI has significantly transformed the payment ecosystem, promoting financial inclusion in Bharat through cashless transactions.
  • The study highlights key challenges faced by UPI, including security issues and regulatory barriers affecting its growth.
  • An analytical approach was used to evaluate UPI's development and its role in enhancing digital financial services in India.
  • Findings will inform policy suggestions aimed at improving UPI's sustainability and effectiveness in promoting financial inclusion.

Abstract

This paper examines the role of the UPI service from its inception as part of the Digital India vision to the current scenario. The rapid evolution of digital financial services in India has been greatly influenced by the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), which has transformed the country’s payment ecosystem. This study explores the historical development and growth trajectory of UPI, emphasizing its impact on digital transactions and financial inclusion. The research examines how UPI features and functionalities have transformed traditional payment methods and enhanced Bharat's digital economy. Furthermore, the study examines UPI's primary challenges and limitations, such as security issues, regulatory problems, fintech service provider barriers, and transaction issues. By using a detailed analytical approach, this paper offers insights into the contribution of UPI service as a driver for financial inclusion and cashless transactions in Bharat. The results add to the ongoing discussion regarding digital financial services and provide policy suggestions for improving UPI's effectiveness and sustainability in India’s financial ecosystem.

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Chavda et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4605131b076d99fa5fd3fhttps://doi.org/10.62823/jcecs/11.03.7904
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