The Indian National Council (NCPI), which operates the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) interface, has increased the daily limits of transactions for certain categories of payments, effective from today, September 15, 2025.
An increased transaction limit to £10 MAKH is for five categories such as insurance and capital markets, “facilitate and faster than ever”, NCPI said in a post on the Social Media Platform (Twitter).
Daily UPI transactions: What has changed?
For capital markets and insurance, the limit of the per transaction doubled £5 lakh from £2 lakh, with a daily cap £10 lakh. The same limits now apply to transactions with government e-trh, travel reservations, loan installments and emis.
Payments for credit card accounts can now be included in £5 Lakh on the transaction, up of £2 lakh, with a daily cap £6 lakh, increased from £5 lakh. When purchasing jewelry remains the limit of the per transaction to £2 lakh but the daily ceiling rises to £6 lakh.
Payments in hospital and education whose daily limits have already been increased £10 lakh from £5 Lakh remains unchanged in earlier circles. CAP remains for and for transaction and transaction £5 Lakh and investment in government securities, including through the direct RBI platform, have a £10 Lakh daily limit.
UPI sees a record 20 billion transactions in August worth £25 too much
Meanwhile, UPI recorded a record 20 billion transactions in August 2025 compared to 19.47 billion transactions registered in July 2025, a year -on -year (year -on -year) by 34 percent, according to NCPI.
Furthermore, it also recorded the value of the transaction £24.85 lakh crore in August, which is marginally lower than £25.08 Lakh Crore recorded in July. However, this number also increases by 21 percent, compared to the same month of last year, NCPI said.
On average, the number of daily transactions via UPI 645 million, with average daily values have been registered on £80 177 crore.
(Tagstotranslate) high value payments
