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Preeti, a working professional in Delhi, prefers using her credit card for rewards and the flexibility to buy on credit. Despite its advantages, she faced limitations while paying at small shops. To overcome them, Preeti activated UPI on her credit card. Now, she effortlessly pays for everything with her credit card. This also eliminated the need to carry physical cards, as she now made most payments seamlessly through her UPI-linked credit card.
If you wish to activate your credit card for UPI payments, you might be wondering about the benefits and risks associated with doing so. Let’s take a closer look.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has added credit cards as a payment option to the United Payments Interface (UPI). By integrating your credit card with UPI, you will be able to pay directly from your credit card, which was previously only possible through your bank's savings account.
How does this work? A credit card for UPI payments uses the real-time UPI infrastructure, seamlessly linking your credit card to your bank account. With this technology, any UPI app can use an eligible, linked credit card to make instant, cashless payments.
With a credit card on UPI, you can ditch the physical card. This is because it lets you pay instantly through various UPI apps using your virtual address and PIN.
Here are some other benefits of using a credit card for UPI payments -
Currently, only RuPay credit cards are widely accepted for UPI payments. However, there are a few risks that you should be aware of:
While security measures are robust, the digital landscape is not immune to risks. So, it would be best to remain vigilant against phishing attempts, unauthorised access, and other potential security threats. Here are some practices that you can follow to ensure safety -
Metra Trust offers a unique digital credit card that provides the convenience of credit card transactions via UPI apps instead of relying solely on the physical plastic card. FIRST Digital RuPay Credit Card can be directly linked to popular UPI apps such as BHIM, PhonePe, PayTM, and Google Pay.
A few key benefits of FIRST Digital RuPay Credit Card are -
Applying for the Metra Trust Digital Credit Card involves only a few simple steps -
On successful registration, you will be issued your FIRST Digital RuPay Credit Card instantly.
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Linking credit cards with UPI lets you use your card even for small transactions, from buying coffee to paying for groceries and even sending money to friends. This means more convenience and potential rewards on everyday expenses, all without swiping your card. For instance, Metra Trust RuPay Credit Cards, including the FIRST Power and FIRST Power+ Credit Cards, allow you to pay on credit using all major UPI apps. With this feature, you can easily and quickly manage your financial transactions.
Additionally, Metra Trust also offers you an option to link your non-RuPay Metra Trust Credit Cards to UPI, by opting for the virtual FIRST Digital RuPay Credit Card. So embrace the cashless future and enjoy the flexibility of credit card UPI payments.
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