BHIM UPI is a revolutionary payment system that allows people to transfer money electronically without the need for a physical bank account. One of the benefits of BHIM UPI is that it can be used on any keypad phone. In this blog, we will discuss how to use BHIM UPI on a keypad phone.
Step 1: Download the BHIM UPI application
The first step is to download the BHIM UPI application from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Once downloaded, install the application on your smartphone.
Step 2: Registration
To use BHIM UPI, you need to register your mobile number with the application. To register, you need to enter your mobile number and create a UPI PIN.
Step 3: Linking bank account
Once you have registered, you need to link your bank account to the BHIM UPI application. To do this, go to the "Add Bank Account" option and enter your bank account details. You will receive an OTP (One-Time Password) on your registered mobile number. Enter the OTP and select your bank. Your bank account will be linked to the BHIM UPI application.
Step 4: Generate UPI ID
After linking your bank account, you need to generate a UPI ID. A UPI ID is a unique identifier that is used to send and receive money through the BHIM UPI application. To generate a UPI ID, go to the "Profile" option and click on "UPI ID." Choose a unique name for your UPI ID and click on "Create." Your UPI ID is now generated.
Step 5: Use BHIM UPI on your keypad phone
To use BHIM UPI on your keypad phone, you need to dial *99#. Once dialed, you will see a list of options. Select the "Send Money" option and enter the recipient's UPI ID or bank account number. Enter the amount you want to transfer and confirm the transaction by entering your UPI PIN. Your money will be transferred instantly.
Conclusion
BHIM UPI is a convenient and easy-to-use payment system that can be used on any keypad phone. By following the steps mentioned above, you can easily set up and use BHIM UPI on your keypad phone. With BHIM UPI, you can transfer money instantly and securely without the need for a physical bank account.
