e-RUPI Voucher: The e RUPI Voucher was launched by Prime Minister Modi on August 2. See what the voucher is and where to get it.
The e-RUPI voucher was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 2. E RUPI was launched for cashless and contactless payments.
e RUPI is basically a type of digital voucher, which the beneficiaries get through their FOR SMS or QR code.
This is a type of prepaid voucher, which can be used by the beneficiaries at any of the centers which accept e-RUPI.
National Payments Corporation of India has entered into agreements with 11 banks for e-RUPI. These include Axis Bank, Bank of Baroda, HDFC, Canara Bank, ICICI Bank.
Apart from this, banks like Indian Bank, IndusInd Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Punjab National Bank, State Bank of India and Union Bank of India have also been included.
Apps that accept this include Bharat Pay, Bhim Baroda Merchant Pay, Pine Labs, PNB Merchant Pay and Yoni SBI Merchant Pay. This will include apps from e-RUPI adopters and more banks.
Beneficiaries do not need to have a bank account for e RUPI, a number of security measures have been taken. There is no need to provide personal information.
e-RUPI is developed by National Payments Corporation of India (NCPI). e-RUPI is a kind of contactless and cashless tool. This is a QR code or SMS string based e-voucher, which is sent to the beneficiaries on mobile.
It will pay the service provider without any intermediaries and at the time of any partnership. e-RUPI is a cashless and contactless digital service. It provides digital remittance to service providers and beneficiaries.
It can also provide linkproof delivery of various plans. It is also a QR code SMS string based e-voucher, which can be delivered to the beneficiary’s mobile. This allows users to pay via Vou without a card, digital payment app or internet banking access.
e-RUPI connects service sponsors with beneficiaries and service providers digitally without any physical interface. e-RUPI connects service sponsors with beneficiaries and service providers digitally without any physical interface.
Apart from regular money exchange, it can also be used for services like Lifelong India Prime Minister’s Public Health Scheme, Schemes like Subsidies, Maternity and Child Welfare Schemes, Medicines and Patient Screening.
These vouchers can also be used by employees in the private sector for work related to welfare and corporate responsibility.
