India’s digital economy reached a significant milestone in October 2025, with Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions hitting a record ₹27.28 lakh crore in value, according to data from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). With 20.7 billion transactions processed during the month—largely driven by festive shopping during Diwali—this marks the highest ever volume and value in UPI’s history, underscoring its role as the backbone of India’s digital payments ecosystem.
The October 2025 figures reflect remarkable growth across all metrics.
On average, 668 million transactions were processed daily, with an average daily value of ₹87,993 crore.
The record surge in October coincided with the Diwali festive season, when consumer spending on goods, travel, and services typically spikes. The data highlights,
UPI’s success is not confined to national borders. It is now live in seven countries, helping Indian travellers and NRIs make payments without currency exchange hassles.
UPI is operational in,
This international expansion allows users to scan QR codes, make merchant payments, and enjoy interoperability with foreign digital systems, boosting India’s soft power and fintech leadership.
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