The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has introduced UPI Help, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered assistant designed to enhance user experience and simplify digital payment-related interactions. The new assistant aims to make the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) ecosystem more accessible, transparent, and efficient for millions of users.
UPI Help will respond to user queries on digital payments and features. By offering conversational and intelligent support, it allows users to easily understand UPI functions, security guidelines, and transaction processes. As an AI-based tool, its responses will continue to improve with increased user engagement and feedback.
One of the key services of UPI Help is to support transaction-related grievance redressal. Users can check the status of their transactions, raise complaints about incomplete or failed payments, and track the progress of their cases. The system will also share relevant details with banks to help them resolve issues more effectively, particularly for merchant (P2M) transactions and service-related complaints.
UPI Help will also streamline mandate management, allowing users to view all their active UPI mandates such as autopay subscriptions in one place. Through intuitive commands like pause, resume, or revoke, users can manage their mandates easily. The assistant will provide deep links to respective UPI apps for completing these actions, simplifying the overall user experience.
The UPI Help assistant can be accessed through multiple channels, including:
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UPI Help marks a significant step toward making India’s digital payments ecosystem more user-friendly and responsive. By combining artificial intelligence with robust payment infrastructure, NPCI aims to provide instant, efficient, and intelligent assistance to every UPI user—enhancing both confidence and convenience in digital transactions.
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Published on: Oct 23, 2025, 9:47 AM IST
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