Flipkart-Axis Bank: With this, Flipkart customers no longer have to depend on third-party payment apps to make shopping payments. Users can pay directly from Flipkart.
Flipkart Launches UPI Service in India
While the ‘Paytm’ controversy continues, Flipkart has secretly launched its UPI service in India. For this, Flipkart has entered into an agreement with Axis Bank. As a result, Flipkart customers no longer have to rely on third-party payment apps to make shopping payments. Users can pay directly from Flipkart. Along with this, users can also use Flipkart to transfer money.
The company informed that Flipkart Group has more than 50 crore registered users and there are more than 14 lakh sellers on this platform. This includes all services from Flipkart, Myntra, Flipkart Wholesale, Flipkart Health Plus and Cleartrip. Flipkart’s UPI service can be used on all these platforms.
Excited to announce the launch of the @Flipkart #UPI handle, which further boosts @_DigitalIndia & ongoing #DigitalTransformation. #FlipkartUPI is accessible to over 50 crore of our customers & many more nationwide within & outside of the Flipkart #marketplace. Powered by… pic.twitter.com/GlGrb0rg51
— Rajneesh Kumar (@rajneeeshkumar) March 3, 2024
Flipkart will initially make this service available only to Android users. Later, this service will be available for iOS and web users in a phased manner, the company explained. Flipkart’s competitor Amazon has already launched its Amazon-Pay UPI service in India. Along with this, food delivery app Zomato has also launched its UPI service a few days ago.
This can be used
Users will be able to create a new UPI ID right from their Flipkart app. It can then be used to make shopping payments or transfer money. Due to this, there will be no need to open another app for payment while ordering from Flipkart as before. The company has said that this will make people’s shopping experience even better.
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