Freecharge UPI
The appearance of UPI may differ slightly on different phones. However, its functions and operations will remain the same, irrespective of the mobile handset being used, since UPI is owned and governed by NPCI irrespective of the payment app.
Yes, mandate execution cannot be done without registered beneficiary action.
Freecharge UPI 2.0 allows you to now pre-authorize a transaction and pay on a later date with UPI mandate feature. These mandates are created with one-time block functionality for transactions that can be processed later while making a commitment at present. The receiver can exec...
Yes. We recommend you to invoke the applications with a valid UPI handle and a linked bank account on your android phone to complete the payment successfully.
In case you revoke a mandate, it will get cancelled. Please note that a revoked mandate cannot be restored.
Yes, let’s say you are trying to recharge for rupees 100 and you have rupees 50 in your freecharge wallet then rest rupees 50 can be paid via any other BHIM UPI application you wish to invoke from the freecharge app on your phone.
As per NPCI, the maximum transaction limit for every fund transfer by all payment apps is Rs. 1,00,000 (One lakh). Freecharge UPI follows the same rule. However, respective issuing banks can set up their own lower limits.
Yes, while creating a mandate you can check the real time balance against every added bank account and select one of them with sufficient balance to proceed or you can add a new bank account as well.
In case of any issue related to transaction via intent flow, please contact the BHIM UPI application you have invoked for the transaction.
No, you can simply invoke another BHIM UPI application from your android device to complete the payment.