How To Create Upi In Google Pay

Your UPI ID is a particular address that identifies you on UPI. To know how to change or reset your UPI ID using Google Pay, check here the step-by-step guide.

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How to change UPI ID in Google Pay

UPI is a banking system for money transfers on payment apps. To add a bank account to Google Pay, your bank must work with UPI. Your UPI ID is an address that identifies you on UPI typically your bank's name. Sometimes you are not able to connect to your bank server or make payments using UPI. In that case, you can always change or reset your UPI ID.

UPI is a system that powers multiple numbers of bank accounts into a single mobile application (of any participating bank), merging several banking features, seamless fund routing & merchant payments under one roof. UPI also caters to the Peer to Peer collect request which can be paid and scheduled according to the requirement and convenience. Your UPI ID is a particular address that identifies you on UPI. To know how to change or reset your UPI ID using Google Pay, here are the steps you need to follow.

Here is how to change UPI ID in Google Pay:

Open the Google pay application on your phone.
Now go to your profile.
Then tap on your bank's name.
Then again tap on your bank's name.
Now you will see a pencil sign for edit.
Tap on it and you will be able to see your options to change your UPI ID.
Now change your UPI ID and also delete the older ID if required.

Here is how to find your UPI ID:

Launch the Google Pay app on your phone.
In the top right, tap on your photo.
Now tap on Bank account.
Tap the bank account whose UPI ID you want to view.
You will find the associated UPI ID under "UPI IDs".

Note:

UPI ID is automatically generated for you when you create a Google Pay account using your bank credentials. You can change your UPI ID by claiming 2 more IDs from the bank.

To update a bank account, you'll need to remove it and add it back. When someone sends you money, it goes into your primary account.

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