Flipkart has launched its Unified Payments Interface (UPI) handle to further enhance its digital payment offerings for all customers, including its 500+ million customers. With this launch Flipkart UPI, customers can now set up their own UPI handle for online and offline merchant transactions within and outside of the Flipkart marketplace.
As an additional distinctive customer experience, customers will also get loyalty features such as supercoins, cashback, brand vouchers, milestone benefits and many more.
About Flipkart UPI
Flipkart UPI can be use to pay for any product or service, including e-commerce transactions on the Flipkart app, Scan and Pay to UPI ID, and recharges and bill payments, the company said in a statement.
In its first phase, Flipkart has partner with Axis Bank, wherein users can register for UPI with the @fkaxis handle for their digital transactions using the Flipkart app.
Also, customers will also get supercoins, cashback, brand vouchers, milestone benefits and many more.
Dheeraj Aneja, Senior Vice President, Flipkart said :
Flipkart also introduces one-click and quick functionalities for recharges and bill payments, enhancing overall payment efficiency for users.
Flipkart Launches UPI Service in Partnership With Axis Bank to Counter Third-Party Apps
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India’s Most Rewarding UPI
With the tagline, ‘India’s Most Rewarding UPI’, the offering aims to provide customers with an intuitive, safe, and convenient digital payment experience through its integrate checkout funnel and a slew of delightful incentives, including the benefit of instant refunds, as per Flipkart.
Sanjeev Moghe, President and Head – Cards & Payments, Axis Bank said :
In 2023, UPI process over 117 billion transactions worth Rs 182.84 trillion, showcasing a dynamic landscape with participation from banks, payment service providers, and fintech companies, as per reports.