In love with this channel... Pls make videos on 1. P2P, P2M 2. Card scheme 3. Network switch 4. How banks disburse loans 5. Cibil 6. PCI-DSS 7. 3DS 8. How does card money transfer work 9. Net banking how it works 10. TPAP 11. Chargebacks
Good video. Some clarifications on the flow mentioned: 1. Gpay is TPAPs and not PSP. Paytm has a banking license and hence is a certified PSP. 2. The translation request are processed by TPAPs PSP and not by TPAP. E.g. Google has multiple PSPs icici/hdfc etc
Thanks for your valuable feedback. Yes, Technically yes GPay is TPAP. But as per NPCI API Interface guide, PSPs (Payment System Players) are ."Bank, Payment Bank, PPI, or any other RBI regulated entity that is allowed to acquire customers and provide payment (credit/debit) services to individuals or entities."
Brilliant. Nicely explained but pl use simple vocabulary to understand easily without google searching for meaning of words as english language has multiple meanings for the same word.
Such an amazing explanation. Just one question- are steps 6b, 7, 8 needed if the address is a global identifier and can be resolved at NPCI end? In this case, can NPCI directly make the debit request? 2) what authentication checks are done at Step 10? Also, Is 4 digit or 6 digit UPI pin gets validated here?
Thanks for your appreciation All steps/hops are mandatory. Even if it is an internal translate case, it has to go to through the PSP, before NPCI can initiate the Debit request. The UPI PIN is at PSP's app and not in the core banking interface level. The authentication is step 10 is more technical authentication and not UPI PIN
Amazing explaination sir. But one question is if you would have observed, almost all the times we get the success message on the UPI app (eg: phonepe), even before we get the debit message from the bank. Any idea how?
Great explanation. I have a couple of questions: Is UPI just IMPS with additional translation step? Can you also shed some light on how UPI differs from other P2P payment networks used around the world?
it means if we do a transaction and the payment also the succcessful but could not credited in receiver account it will either return to remitter account or receiver account 100% confirm????
Sir I have a revolutionary idea of upi payments platform, can you tell me which licences will i need for integration npci and what other licences or registrations are required. If you reply it will be much appreciated, thanks in advance ❤❤
When the payer sends the payment , he would put the payee address as say kumar@okhdfcbank Now this is a UPI handle for gpay. and this would be part of the request to NPCI. So NPCI will route it to Gpay since the UPI handle is Gpay's and the address is a non- global identifier
This is unlikely to be implemented in the US, many prefer the anonymity of cash, distrust of the government/banks, also banks make too much money from transactions to give CC's up, also UPI I think is mostly practical for small purchases and for that people already have pay pal
I usually do not comment on videos bro but you nailed it. Superb explanation.
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What a well explained video! Those diagrams were as clear as crystal, Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot for the encouragement
Very useful information
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Very well explained..... crisp and clear. Pls keep up the good work......
Thank you for your kind feedback
Good explaination. Thanks
Thanks for the kind feedback
In love with this channel... Pls make videos on
1. P2P, P2M
2. Card scheme
3. Network switch
4. How banks disburse loans
5. Cibil
6. PCI-DSS
7. 3DS
8. How does card money transfer work
9. Net banking how it works
10. TPAP
11. Chargebacks
Thanks so much. We would sure look into such topics
Eagerly waiting sir. I hope I become a payment expert in next 30 days with your topics..
Very well explained. Carry on the good work.
Good video. Some clarifications on the flow mentioned:
1. Gpay is TPAPs and not PSP. Paytm has a banking license and hence is a certified PSP.
2. The translation request are processed by TPAPs PSP and not by TPAP. E.g. Google has multiple PSPs icici/hdfc etc
Thanks for your valuable feedback.
Yes, Technically yes GPay is TPAP. But as per NPCI API Interface guide, PSPs (Payment System Players) are ."Bank, Payment Bank, PPI, or any other RBI regulated entity that is
allowed to acquire customers and provide payment (credit/debit)
services to individuals or entities."
explained very well in less time.
Thanks for the appreciation.
Nicely explained the process.
Thanks so much for your appreciation!
Thanks For this great explaination
thanks for your kind feedback. Much appreciated
Amazing job!
Thanks for the words of appreciation!
Very clear explanation. Really helped.👍
Thanks so much for the feedback
Very good simple explanation 👍
Thanks for the encouragement
Thanks for the MSC. Are there UPI apps that allow you to initialize it with using User ID instead of one using Global ID
What an amazing video.
Thanks so much for the appreciation
Excellent explanation
Thanks for your kind words
Thank you Sir
So nice of you
Brilliant. Nicely explained but pl use simple vocabulary to understand easily without google searching for meaning of words as english language has multiple meanings for the same word.
Noted your valuable feedback
Such an amazing explanation. Just one question- are steps 6b, 7, 8 needed if the address is a global identifier and can be resolved at NPCI end? In this case, can NPCI directly make the debit request?
2) what authentication checks are done at Step 10? Also, Is 4 digit or 6 digit UPI pin gets validated here?
Thanks for your appreciation
All steps/hops are mandatory. Even if it is an internal translate case, it has to go to through the PSP, before NPCI can initiate the Debit request.
The UPI PIN is at PSP's app and not in the core banking interface level. The authentication is step 10 is more technical authentication and not UPI PIN
best video
Thanks for your positive feedback !
Amazing explaination sir. But one question is if you would have observed, almost all the times we get the success message on the UPI app (eg: phonepe), even before we get the debit message from the bank. Any idea how?
Message from bank is delayed.
yes, sometimes the SMS from the bank gets delayed due to network congestion or bottlenecks in the core banking application/database
Upi pin is validated by Npci or remitter bank ?
By the remitter bank. Hence the pin is same regardless of the app, as long as the bank is same
Why does NPCI check wity gpay although your account was in patym when there is a non -global identifier?
NPCI checks with gpay for getting the account details of the payee (beneficiary) since payee is registered with GPAY
Great explanation. I have a couple of questions:
Is UPI just IMPS with additional translation step?
Can you also shed some light on how UPI differs from other P2P payment networks used around the world?
it means if we do a transaction and the payment also the succcessful but could not credited in receiver account it will either return to remitter account or receiver account 100% confirm????
Yes thats right. If credit fails , the debit account gets reversed
Perfect!
Thank you
Sir I have a revolutionary idea of upi payments platform, can you tell me which licences will i need for integration npci and what other licences or registrations are required. If you reply it will be much appreciated, thanks in advance ❤❤
And all this request and response are performing through "API" .
I see 3 upis on both google pay and phonepe..why is that? Which one is working out of them?
You may have connected gpay with 3 different banks thats why
@@TheFintechTechie I have connected Gpay only with one
Where is the role of escrow account here?
How does npci know that the payee is using gpay for it to send it to gpay to translate and accept response?
When the payer sends the payment , he would put the payee address as say kumar@okhdfcbank Now this is a UPI handle for gpay. and this would be part of the request to NPCI. So NPCI will route it to Gpay since the UPI handle is Gpay's and the address is a non- global identifier
Sir one doubt we put mobile number on gpay for fund transfer...so is this number linked with this vpa address
This is unlikely to be implemented in the US, many prefer the anonymity of cash, distrust of the government/banks, also banks make too much money from transactions to give CC's up, also UPI I think is mostly practical for small purchases and for that people already have pay pal
True. Nature of payments are different from India where we have huge amt of small value p2P and merchant payments. Als US card/bank lobby is strong.
Does UPI or NPCL have a stock?
No, not at the moment
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