Where Can I Find UPI ID on PayZapp

The Unified Payment Interface (UPI) is one of the most convenient payment methods for transferring money. Instead of using a bank account number, this payment process relies on the beneficiary's UPI ID. Each UPI ID is linked to a bank account, and multiple bank accounts will have different IDs. You can use various UPI-enabled apps for a range of payments and transfers. PayZapp is one such app that allows you to link your bank account via UPI. Read on to find out where to locate your UPI ID in PayZapp.

PayZapp is an online payments app from HDFC Bank that enables quick payments for various financial services. These include mobile recharges, FASTag recharges, utility bill payments, insurance payments, mutual fund transactions, and more. You can link your bank account, along with your credit and debit cards, for faster payments. By linking your HDFC Bank credit and debit cards, you can pay instantly using the 'swipe-to-pay' feature. You can also earn redeemable cash points on select transactions.

You can check your UPI ID on PayZapp on an Android or iOS device in the following sections:

On the home screen

When you first launch the PayZapp app on your phone, you arrive at the home screen after entering your screen lock password. The latest version of the app shows your UPI ID next to the text — 'Accounts & Cards'—right above the section where your PayZapp Wallet balance and cash points are visible.

In the 'Accounts & Cards' section

• Step 1: Click on the 'Accounts & Cards' section in the PayZapp app.
• Step 2: Your primary UPI ID is below the 'UPI Accounts' text banner.
• Step 3: Click the 'UPI Accounts' option to access your UPI IDs of different banks connected with your PayZapp.

You can also change your primary UPI ID by clicking on the preferred ID and selecting the option 'Make Primary Account.'

In the menu section

• Step 1: Open the PayZapp app on your phone. You will arrive at the Home Screen, where your UPI ID is displayed directly on the screen.
• Step 2: If you prefer to check your UPI ID from the menu, click on the hamburger menu in the screen's upper-left corner.
• Step 3: In the menu, your primary UPI ID is listed under your name. For additional details, tap the 'Profile' button, then select 'View my QR code'.
• Step 4: On this page, you can easily copy your UPI ID or share your QR code as a PNG image through other apps.

You can view the UPI ID of other individuals in your contact list as well through the PayZapp app by following the steps given below:

• Select the 'Send Money' option in the app.
• Select the contact number.
• Their primary UPI ID (if they have multiple UPI IDs associated with that number) will be visible below their name on the top-left side of the screen.

PayZapp enables users to securely send money to their contacts and request money from others. Whether you are an HDFC Bank customer or not, you can link your bank account to PayZapp.

You can easily enjoy the benefits of fast, convenient, and secure transactions by setting up your own UPI account in PayZapp in the following manner:

• Launch the PayZapp app.
• Go to 'Accounts & Cards'.
• Select 'UPI Accounts' and select 'Add New'.
• Select 'Bank Account'.
• Choose the bank account from the list.

Once you select the bank account, the app will automatically retrieve your bank details. You can view the last four digits of your bank account number. Click on proceed, accept the terms and conditions, and continue.

Click here to make an online payment through PayZapp on your IOS phone.

Click here to make a UPI payment online through PayZapp on your Android phone.

The Unified Payments Interface (UPI) plays a crucial role in today's economy, enabling cashless transactions for everything from booking flights to purchasing groceries. PayZapp enhances this experience with swift, secure, and user-friendly transactions. Download PayZapp today to enjoy effortless payments and join the cashless revolution!

*Disclaimer: Terms and conditions apply. The information provided in this article is generic in nature and for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for specific advice in your own circumstances.