UPI Payment Limit: UPI rules have changed from today, now you can make payments up to Rs 10 lakh
UPI Payment Limit - UPI rules have changed from today, now you can make payments up to Rs 10 lakh
UPI Payment Limit: National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has made significant changes in the rules related to Unified Payments Interface (UPI). These changes have come into effect from September 15, 2025, under which users will now be able to make payments of up to Rs 10 lakh per day in certain categories. Earlier this limit was Rs 2 lakh. Apart from this, the limit for buying jewelery has also been increased. Let us understand these new rules in detail and know how much limit has been fixed in which category.Impact of changes in UPIThese changes will have a direct impact on common people, merchants, and various sectors like jewelry purchase, credit card payment, and travel booking. However, it is important to note that the limit of all types of payments has not changed. In particular, the limit for person-to-person (P2P) payment will remain at Rs 1 lakh as before.What is Person-to-Person (P2P) and Person-to-Merchant (P2M)?Person-to-Merchant (P2M): When a person makes a payment to a merchant, such as a shopkeeper, online store, or service provider. Its daily limit was earlier Rs 2 lakh, which has now increased to Rs 10 lakh.Person-to-Person (P2P): When a person sends money directly to another person. Its limit was earlier also Rs 1 lakh and will remain the same.New limit: How much change in which category?Under the new rules, the payment limit has been increased in some special categories. The table below has details of these:Jewellery purchasePer transaction: Rs 2 lakh (earlier Rs 1 lakh)In 24 hours: Rs 6 lakhNow you can pay more amount to buy jewellery through UPI.Travel BookingsPer transaction: Rs 5 lakhIn 24 hours: Rs 10 lakhYou can now easily make large amount payments through UPI for flight, train, or other travel-related bookings.Loan RepaymentsPer transaction: Rs 5 lakhIn 24 hours: Rs 10 lakhThis new limit will apply to collections like loan repayments.Capital Market (Stock Market/Mutual Funds)Per transaction: Rs 5 lakhIn 24 hours: Rs 10 lakhThis limit has been increased for investment-related payments.Credit Card PaymentsPer transaction: Rs 5 lakh (earlier Rs 2 lakh)In 24 hours: Rs 6 lakhCredit card bill payments will now be easier and more flexible than before.Insurance premiumPer transaction: Rs 5 lakhIn 24 hours: Rs 10 lakhA new limit has also been imposed for insurance premium payments.Digital account openingPer transaction: Rs 5 lakhThis limit has been set for depositing initial funds in digital accounts.What do these changes mean?These new rules are a big step towards making digital payments more convenient and flexible. Notably, large transactions like jewellery purchases, travel bookings, and investments will now be easily done through UPI. However, there is no change in the limit for person-to-person payments, which means that the same precautions will have to be taken for personal transactions as before.