NPCI Surplus Crosses ₹1,500 Crore in FY25, Revenue Rises to ₹3,270 Crore
The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), the backbone of India’s digital payments ecosystem, has reported a remarkable 42% surge in standalone net profit (termed as ‘surplus’) to ₹1,552 crore in FY25, according to provisional data from ICRA. The organisation also witnessed a 19% growth in revenue, which stood at ₹3,270 crore for the fiscal year ending March 2025. This growth underscores NPCI’s pivotal role in managing the country’s flagship payment platforms, including UPI, IMPS, and RuPay, as digital transactions continue to surge across India.
NPCI’s FY25 financials indicate significant profit and revenue growth. Surplus reached ₹1,552 crore — a 42% increase from FY24. Revenue crossed ₹3,270 crore amid growing UPI transaction volumes. These figures come at a time when the UPI ecosystem faces scrutiny over sustainability, outages, and demand for MDR by fintechs.
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| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | NPCI Surplus Crosses ₹1,500 Crore in FY25, Revenue Rises to ₹3,270 Crore |
| Organisation | National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) |
| FY25 Surplus (Profit) | ₹1,552 crore (42% growth from FY24) |
| FY25 Revenue | ₹3,270 crore (19% growth from FY24) |
| Key Platforms | UPI, IMPS, RuPay, AePS, NACH |
| Ownership | Consortium of Indian banks |
| Recent Challenge | Fintechs demand MDR, UPI outages |
| UPI Daily Volume | 600-650 million transactions |
| Global Milestone | UPI likely to surpass Visa’s daily volumes |
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