UPI outage across India: Full list of apps where payment ops have been hit
The UPI services have become a staple in the Indian economy, with a huge penetration even in the rural parts of the country.
Several users across the country are facing problems while using the Unified Payment Service (UPI) as outages hit several apps across platforms.

According to DownDetector, there were 3100 complaints related to UPI snag as of 8:11 pm. There were 296 complaints by Google Pay users according to the website. Similarly, several other apps that use the UPI network have also been reported down by the users.
The UPI services have become a staple in the Indian economy, with a huge penetration even in the rural parts of the country. If the outage persists, it would affect a large chunk of the population who have come to rely on the service for their daily transactions, largely replacing cash, especially in bigger cities.
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According to Downdetector, a website that tracks outages in websites and apps, more than 3,100 reports of outages have been reported for UPI.
Services for the State Bank of India have also been affected, with at least 406 users reporting being affected as of 8:11 PM.
Several users of GPay, Google’s payment app, have also reported the outage on Downdetector.
Similarly, GPay’s competitors Paytm and PhonePe have also been reported down as far as the UPI services are concerned.
The UPI services offered by several banks like Bank of India, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, Bank of Baroda, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra and Indian Bank, among others, are also reported down.
Apart from Downdetector, several users also took to social media to flag the outages as the nation waits for the restoration of what has become a lifeline for many.
UPI transactions are high in India, with the January figure standing at 16.99 billion. These transactions moved as much as ₹23.48 lakh crore, marking the highest number recorded in any month, the Finance Ministry said on Thursday.
ABOUT THE AUTHORShivam Pratap SinghShivam Pratap Singh is a digital journalist who works as a Deputy Chief Content Producer with Hindustan Times. Having previously worked with various platforms covering national, international as well as sports events, he blends in various topics to easy to read news pieces for the benefit of the reader. Shivam holds a Master's degree in International Relations from Jamia Millia Islamia, bringing in a unique perspective for whatever is happening around the world. An avid reader, he can be seen immersed in books and book shops while not working. Shivam treats every topic almost equally but loves to right about foreign affairs and politics of India. He has over half-a-decade of experience in digital journalism though his career started in print.Read More

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