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AI may soon be able to pay for things through UPI without asking every single time

Times of India - World ·
AI may soon be able to pay for things through UPI without asking every single time

The potential introduction of AI agents in India for autonomous UPI payments marks a significant advancement in transaction technology.

Users would enjoy the convenience of hands-free purchases while having the ability to establish preset instructions and budget limitations.

Proposed safety measures, including identity checks and spending restrictions are currently under consideration, reflecting a wider global trend towards automated payment systems.

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