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NPCI Sets Up New Technology and Innovation Unit

Published 2026-11-06

NPCI Sets Up New Technology and Innovation Unit | Integri News

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), the organisation that runs the country's major digital payment systems, has created a new technology and innovation arm. The unit will focus on emerging areas such as artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain.

The NPCI is well known in India for operating the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), which allows people to send and receive money quickly through mobile phone apps. By setting up a dedicated team for new technologies, the organisation aims to explore how these tools could be used to improve payment services in the future. Artificial intelligence refers to computer systems that can perform tasks that normally require human thinking, while blockchain is a type of digital record-keeping system that is shared across many computers.

The details of the unit's staff, budget, and specific projects have not been widely reported in the available information. Observers will likely watch to see which products or services the new arm develops in the coming months.

The creation of this unit shows that the NPCI is preparing for changes in the financial technology sector. As digital payments continue to grow across India, the organisation's work in new technology may play an important role in how Indians pay for goods and services in the years ahead.

Sources: Finextra Research

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