The National Payments Corporation of india (NPCI) has introduced a game-changing feature on BHIM UPI. Called “UPI Circle Full Delegation”, this feature allows trusted family members or friends to make payments on your behalf, making wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital transactions safer, easier, and more convenient.

📌 What is UPI Circle Full Delegation?

A new UPI feature that enables someone you trust to use your UPI account for payments.

Ideal for:

Parents managing digital payments for elderly family members

Siblings or relatives assisting with bill payments

Friends helping in emergencies

Offers controlled delegation while keeping security and authorization intact.

💡 Key Benefits

Convenience

You no longer need to make every payment yourself; your trusted circle can help manage transactions.

Secure Transactions

Payments are executed within the delegated authority, and no one can misuse the account beyond limits.

Time-Saving

Reduces the hassle of reminders and repeated transactions for shared bills or family expenses.

Supports Financial Inclusion

Helps elderly or digitally less-savvy individuals participate in the UPI ecosystem safely.

📝 How to Enable UPI Circle Full Delegation

Open BHIM UPI App

Ensure your UPI app is updated to the latest version.

Go to Delegation Settings

Look for “UPI Circle Full Delegation” under security or payment settings.

Add Trusted Members

Enter details of parents, siblings, or friends whom you want to delegate authority to.

Set Limits

Define maximum transaction limits and specific permissions for safety.

Confirm & Activate

Authorize using UPI PIN or biometric verification. The delegated member can now make payments on your behalf.

 Key Takeaways

UPI Circle Full Delegation empowers your trusted circle to handle digital payments safely.

Reduces the burden of repetitive transactions and increases convenience for family and friends.

Maintains strict security controls with transaction limits and authorization requirements.


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