In a groundbreaking move, Bank of Baroda has introduced UPI ATMs at over 6,000 of its ATMs nationwide, revolutionizing the way customers access their cash. This initiative, powered by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and NCR Corporation, makes Bank of Baroda the first public sector bank to launch UPI ATMs.
Bank of Baroda's UPI ATM, also known as Interoperable Cardless Cash Withdrawal (ICCW), allows customers to withdraw cash without the need for a debit or credit card. Here's how it works:
Both Bank of Baroda customers and customers of participating issuer banks with UPI-enabled mobile apps can take advantage of this groundbreaking service. It's a step toward greater financial inclusivity.
Select the "UPI Cardless Cash" Option: Begin the process by selecting this option on the ATM screen.
Choose the Cash Withdrawal Amount: Decide the amount you want to withdraw.
Scan the QR Code: Utilize your UPI app to scan the QR code displayed on the ATM screen.
Select the Bank Account: If you have multiple bank accounts linked to a single UPI ID, choose the one from which you want to withdraw.
Confirm with UPI PIN: Authorize the transaction by entering your UPI PIN on your mobile app, and collect your cash.
The NPCI outlines how this innovative system operates:
"When a customer selects 'UPI cash withdrawal' at the ATM, they'll be prompted to enter the withdrawal amount. After inputting the amount, a single-use dynamic QR code will be displayed on the ATM screen. To access the cash, the customer scans the QR code using any UPI app and authorizes the transaction with their UPI PIN on their mobile."
In conclusion, Bank of Baroda's UPI ATM represents a significant leap forward in banking technology, providing convenience, security, and accessibility to customers across India. This innovation embodies the spirit of a cashless and cardless future, where banking is more efficient and user-friendly.
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