Earlier this morning widespread shutdown The only payments interface (UPI) has thwarted digital transactions, and many users report on the problems with the instant payment of the system. According to NowhereA platform that monitors the violations based on user reports, the UPI problems started around 11:26 am. The shutdown reached a maximum of about 11:41 am, with more than 222 reports of digital payment issues.
Users express frustration
Users on the Social Media X platform have been frustrated as they faced difficulties to pay on platforms such as Paytm and Google Pay. One of the users noted: “Upi is re -declining, all payments are passing. It must be at least a pre -notice in the case of the planned shutdown.”
The National Corporation of India’s Payments (NPCI) has not yet confirmed the discharge status, and the issue remains unresolved. This notes the sixth major Disable Upi Last year.
In the rapid continuity
Last month, UPI services also stopped sharply, leaving millions of users trying to make daily payments. From buying a snack to pay home, people were disappointed and helpless, as their favorite payment applications – Phonepe, Google Pay and Paytm – decreased.
What happened?
What was supposed to be the usual environment turned into a nationwide digital crisis last month. People were unable to make payments or even enter their payment applications, causing extensive disappointment. No matter what you tried to buy products, pay for a trip or send money to a friend, refusing UPI caused problems everywhere.
Funny tweets and memes flooding social media
As the situation unfolded, social media buzzing from reactions – most of them are fun when people used humor to deal with the inconvenience. The memes flooded, grasping the frustration suddenly, unable to pay.
There was one reaction here, which summed up it perfectly: “Upi has fallen for the first time, and this has already been showing the impact. Most of us have already ceased to wear liquid cash, and this time has created a situation with or death. Elders were right about wearing cash.”
