UPI NEW Rules: Hello friends, at this time almost all the people of the country are using UPI, if you also transact through UPI payment then today’s post is only for you. We are going to give you complete information about the new rules issued on UPI through this post today.
We want to tell you that there has been a big change in UPI payment, according to which you will now have to pay a charge on every transaction, so if you want to get complete information about this new rule i.e. the change, i.e. the complete update, then you have to stay with us on this post till the end.
Know how much rupees will be charged on the transaction
The bank has clearly stated that under the new rules, various kinds of charges will be levied not only online but also through branch channels. Yes, you are able to hear it right.
If you all make any online transaction of maximum ₹25000 or higher or any smaller amount, then the relief will remain intact, but if you make any transaction more than this then you all will have to pay extra.
So through this article we will know in detail how much fee i.e. charge you people will have to pay.
How much fee will have to be paid for online transactions
If you transact up to a maximum of ₹25000 through online mode, then you will not have to pay any fee or charge on it. But apart from this, if you transact from ₹25000 to ₹100000, then you will have to pay ₹2 plus GST fee through online mode.
If you make a transaction of ₹100000 to ₹200000 then you will have to pay more than ₹100 GST charge. Now let’s talk about the GST charge of more than ₹10 that will have to be paid by those who make transactions from ₹200000 to 5 lakh rupees online. You will have to pay more than ₹20 GST charge on transactions of more than ₹5 lakh.
How much charge will have to be paid at the branch
If you go to the branch and do a transaction of minimum ₹10000, then you will have to pay a fee of two rupees. And even if you do a transaction of ₹10000 to ₹25000, you will have to pay a fee of only two rupees, but if you do a transaction of more than ₹25000 i.e. up to ₹1 lakh, then you will have to pay a fee of ₹500.
And for making transactions between ₹100000 to ₹200000, you will have to pay a fee of ₹15, whereas for making transactions between ₹200000 to 5 lakh rupees, you will have to deposit a charge of ₹20.