UPI PIN can now be set without a debit card, learn step-by-step

Google Pay released a new feature for all users on Wednesday in partnership with NCPI. Under this new facility, users will be able to generate their UPI PIN using an Aadhaar card in case they do not have a debit card. learn how
Till now, a debit card was required to generate the UPI PIN. However, with the new facility, you no longer have to depend on the debit card to generate the UPI PIN. Recently Google Pay has made Aadhaar-based authentication support live for UPI activation. After this new facility, now users will be able to create their UPI PIN on Google Pay through an Aadhaar card. Let me tell you, recently Google Pay also made credit card support live on its platform. Earlier, on payment from Google Pay, money was taken from debit cards, but now this platform also supports credit cards.
Google Pay released this new feature for all users on Wednesday in partnership with the National Payments Corporation of India (NCPI). Under this new facility, users will be able to generate their UPI PIN using an Aadhaar card in case they do not have a debit card. However, for this, their mobile number must be linked to Aadhaar.
Let's know how to generate UPI PIN from an Aadhaar card.
First step- First of all you have to download the Google Pay app on your smartphone.
Step 2 – Now log in and open the app.
Third step- Now enter the name of your bank.
Fourth Step- After this here you will see two options Debit card or Aadhaar number to generate UPI PIN.
Fifth Step- Now you have to enter the first 6 digits of your Aadhaar card.
6th Step- Now click on Create Pin.
Seventh Step- After this, you have to enter your Aadhaar OTP and Bank OTP for verification.
Eighth Step- Here you have to set your UPI PIN and then by confirming the PIN, you will be able to create your PIN.
In this new update, Google says that 99.9 percent of people in India have Aadhaar cards. The advantage of this will be that more and more people will be able to make digital payments and this will also give a boost to the Digital India campaign.