The International Monetary Fund has recognised India’s Unified Payments Interface as the world’s largest real-time payments system. This marks a major global milestone for India’s digital payments ecosystem.
According to MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan, UPI processes nearly 75 crore transactions daily. He also stated that around 98% of transactions by value in India are now digital, reflecting the country’s strong shift towards a cashless economy.
Key Pointers:
• IMF has given global recognition to UPI
• UPI handles around 75 crore transactions daily
• 9 countries have already implemented UPI
• DigiLocker has crossed 70 crore users
• ₹51.5 lakh crore has been transferred through 300+ DBT schemes
This recognition strengthens India’s position as a global leader in digital public infrastructure, fintech innovation and real-time payment systems.
IMF ne India ke UPI ko world’s largest real-time payments system recognise kiya hai. Ye India ke digital payment ecosystem ke liye ek major global milestone hai.
MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan ke according, UPI par roz lagbhag 75 crore transactions process ho rahe hain. India mein value ke basis par around 98% transactions digital ho chuke hain, jo cashless economy ki taraf ek strong shift dikhata hai.
Key Pointers:
• IMF ne UPI ko global recognition diya
• UPI par daily around 75 crore transactions ho rahe hain
• 9 countries already UPI implement kar chuki hain
• DigiLocker users 70 crore ke paar pahunch gaye hain
• 300+ DBT schemes ke through ₹51.5 lakh crore transfer hua
Ye recognition India ke digital public infrastructure, fintech innovation aur global payment leadership ke liye ek bada achievement hai.