Keeping track of your UPI transaction history is an essential practice to monitor your financial activities and ensure accuracy. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can check your UPI transaction history:
Step 1 | Launch the UPI app on your smartphone. It could be the app provided by your bank or a third-party UPI app such as Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, or BHIM. |
Step 2 | Enter your credentials, such as your UPI PIN or any other authentication method required by the app to access your account. |
Step 3 | Once you're logged in, look for access to your transaction history. It might be labeled as "Transaction History," "My Transactions," "Transaction Details," or something similar. Usually, you can find it in the main menu or settings section of the app. |
Step 4 | In the transaction history section, you might be able to specify the time period for which you want to view your transactions. You can typically choose options like "Last 7 days," "Last 30 days," or select a custom date range. |
Step 5 | After selecting the time period, the app will display a list of your UPI transactions within that period. Each transaction will show relevant details such as the date, time, transaction amount, sender/receiver information, and any remarks associated with the transaction. |
Step 6 | Some apps provide additional features to filter or search for specific transactions. If you're looking for a particular transaction, you can use these options to narrow down the results based on various criteria like transaction amount, transaction ID, or sender/receiver details. |
Step 7 | Take a moment to review the transaction details to ensure accuracy. If you notice any discrepancies or unauthorized transactions, contact your bank's customer support immediately to address the issue. |
Step 8 | If you need a record of your transaction history for future reference, some apps offer the option to export or save the transaction details as a file or send them to your registered email address. |
Remember to protect your UPI app with a strong PIN or password and keep your smartphone secure to prevent unauthorized access to your UPI transaction history or any other sensitive information.