NPCI Extends Zero-Charge Policy for UPI Transactions

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The National Payments Corporation of India has announced an extension of its zero-charge policy for UPI transactions. This policy will now remain in effect nationwide until the Diwali season concludes. The decision aims to support continued digital payment adoption during the festive period. No merchant discount rate will be levied on person-to-merchant UPI payments.

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