On Sunday, individuals dealt with issues in advanced instalments because of the Unified Payment Interface (UPI) server being down. The server was down for over 60 minutes, because of which UPI exchanges on Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, Amazon Pay and so forth were stuck. Public Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), which created UPI, has said that now the UPI administration is functional.
After UPI was down, numerous clients began grumbling on Twitter and said that there is an issue in the exchange.
Nonetheless, at 5.18 pm, NPCI tweeted saying, 'Sorry for the burden caused to UPI clients because of specialized issue. The UPI administration is currently useful and we are intently observing the framework.
Because of support endeavours, ICICI Bank's UPI framework was evidently inaccessible.
Several users had taken to Twitter to report that the UPI server was down and they were not being able to make any transactions using digital wallets and online payment platforms such as Google Pay and Paytm.
"Indeed, ICICI Bank has revealed that its UPI framework is inaccessible because of upkeep exercises," Nitin Agarwal, an innovation pundit, tweeted on January 9. Other applications, however, stay obscure. I didn't understand they chipped away at Sundays also, in spite of the fact that doing as such on ends of the week seems OK."