New Delhi: Online food delivery app Zomato has launched its own UPI (Unified Payments Interface) service in partnership with ICICI Bank. The new service introduced by Zomato will enable users to make payments to both merchants and individuals directly.
Users can conveniently pay for their purchases from various merchants and also send money to other users in a peer-to-peer manner. Customers using Zomato can now sign into the application and create their own UPI IDs, after which they will be able to make payments through the app itself.
Follow these steps to activate Zomato UPI:
When ordering food on Zomato, you no longer need to be redirected to other UPI applications like Google Pay, Paytm, or PhonePe. With the introduction of Zomato’s UPI service, you can now conveniently pay your food bills directly through your Zomato UPI account. T
Zomato has implemented this change to reduce reliance on third-party payment apps and decrease the number of Cash on Delivery (COD) orders. Additionally, this move may have an impact on the business of Paytm and Google Pay, as creating a Zomato UPI account does not require completing a KYC process, News18 reported.
Currently, the Zomato UPI service is in a pilot program and is accessible only to a limited number of users. However, it is expected that this service will be made available to all Zomato users in the coming months. Zomato is also planning to collaborate with more banks in the near future, the report added.
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