Authors :
Shilpa Sharma
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 2 - February
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14965904
Abstract :
Covid 19 has aided the growth of digital and contactless payment. All over the world Government has expanded
digital financial transfers to serve the harm caused by Covid 19 on sources of income and economy due to which many
people hasshifted from physical cash to contactless Payment. The Indian Banking sector was struggling hard to popularize
digital payments and it gained its thrust after demonetization and Covid 19. To achieve paperless and cashless economy
UPI and IMPS is contemporary way of transferring fund. This Research paper is based on the secondary data derived
from the website of Reserve Bank of India. The data was extracted from the source. The research is based on graphical
representation of data and time series analysis of data. The jamovi software has been used to analyze the data. The main
implication of study is that the popularity of Unified Payment Interface has increased during and post COVID period. The
other popular mode of cashless transfer of funds like IMPS have sheded in their usage both volume wise and the value
wise.
Keywords :
UPI, NPCI, IMPS, PMJDY, Digital Payments
References :
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Covid 19 has aided the growth of digital and contactless payment. All over the world Government has expanded
digital financial transfers to serve the harm caused by Covid 19 on sources of income and economy due to which many
people hasshifted from physical cash to contactless Payment. The Indian Banking sector was struggling hard to popularize
digital payments and it gained its thrust after demonetization and Covid 19. To achieve paperless and cashless economy
UPI and IMPS is contemporary way of transferring fund. This Research paper is based on the secondary data derived
from the website of Reserve Bank of India. The data was extracted from the source. The research is based on graphical
representation of data and time series analysis of data. The jamovi software has been used to analyze the data. The main
implication of study is that the popularity of Unified Payment Interface has increased during and post COVID period. The
other popular mode of cashless transfer of funds like IMPS have sheded in their usage both volume wise and the value
wise.
Keywords :
UPI, NPCI, IMPS, PMJDY, Digital Payments