PhonePe Launches AI-Powered Natural Language Search with Microsoft Foundry
PhonePe has launched an AI-powered natural language search feature built on Microsoft Foundry. The new tool allows users to navigate, pay, recharge, and track transactions using simple voice or text commands. Announced on February 23 2026 the feature marks a shift from menu-based navigation to intent-driven, conversational interactions, aiming to make digital payments more intuitive, secure, and personalized.
The PhonePe AI-powered natural language search replaces traditional button-based navigation with intent-based routing. Users can simply type or speak commands, and the app understands their intent.
Examples include,
This conversational approach enhances convenience and reduces the need for manual browsing within the app.
The feature is powered by Microsoft Foundry, providing the AI backbone for natural language understanding.
Key technical aspects include,
This ensures high performance without compromising data security.
PhonePe Founder and CTO Rahul Chari described the launch as a major transformation.
He emphasized that,
The launch aligns with India’s broader push toward AI-driven digital transformation.
The PhonePe AI-powered natural language search will be rolled out in phases across India.
Users can access it via,
With over 65 crore registered users and more than 4.7 crore merchant outlets as of September 30, 2025, PhonePe’s AI feature could impact millions of daily transactions.
Q. PhonePe’s AI-powered natural language search is built on which platform?
A) Google Vertex AI
B) Microsoft Foundry
C) AWS SageMaker
D) IBM Watson
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