ChatGPT Will Soon Pay for You! India’s AI Payment Pilot Set to Go Live: What It Means for Users
The pilot enables AI to autonomously place orders and pay using UPI, which handles over 20 billion transactions monthly, advancing AI-driven commerce in India.
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ChatGPT will soon pay for you! India’s AI payment pilot set to go live: What it means for users
On 10 October 2025, India’s NPCI and Razorpay, with OpenAI, launched a pilot for AI-powered payments on ChatGPT using UPI. The project tests how users can safely complete transactions, starting with Bigbasket, with Axis Bank and Airtel Payments Bank as partners, using agentic AI and Reserve Pay.
India pilots government-backed chatbot payments system
India is launching a pilot allowing consumers to pay for products directly through AI chatbots using its government-backed Unified Payments Interface, the country’s popular instant payment platform, TechCrunch reported. The tooling will first become available through ChatGPT, and later via Gemini and Claude. The move follows a similar announcement for ChatGPT payments in the US but marks the first government-backed initiative of chatbot transact…
From Chat to Checkout: ChatGPT to Launch UPI Payments
OpenAI’s ChatGPT will soon enable users to make UPI payments. The company has partnered with RazorPay and National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to launch Agnetic Payments on ChatGPT. The new pilot feature will facilitate UPI payments with just a single prompt. In addition, it will also enable ordering groceries on Big Basket, from the user’s prompted list, and also provide the list of prices of all the products, to enable wise choice be…
How OpenAI, NPCI Tie-Up Will Soon Let You Make UPI Payments on ChatGPT
Razorpay, in partnership with OpenAI and NPCI, has announced agentic AI-powered UPI payments on ChatGPT. The pilot project will let users place and pay for grocery orders via chat using AI agents that connect to UPI and vendor systems. While the feature promises convenience, experts highlight privacy and data security concerns.
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