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Losing your phone can be stressful, especially when it’s linked to your bank accounts and UPI (United Payment Interface). Because UPI lets you make instant digital payments, you...

As a couple, you have to manage personal expenses, as well as those for your kids and extended family. So, it is essential to plan your finances effectively to avoid conflicts and...

Digital payments are prominently used among Indians. People are using online payment methods to pay grocery stores, shopkeepers, and even to split restaurant bills...

Checking your CIBIL score is a very important part of managing your finances, especially when you are applying for any loans or credit cards...

Anit Prayag is a private university lecturer who conducts seminars in different cities. During one of his trips, he visited a café in a rural area with poor internet connectivity...

Imagine running a business where sales are picking up, but you’re constantly worrying about delayed customer payments, vendor dues piling up, and maintaining enough balance in your accounts.  

One of the primary reasons why UPI is so popular is its convenience: All you need to do is open the app, scan a QR, enter the pin, and boom, it's done. That said, as is the case with every piece of tech, some issues do pop up from time to time, and one of the most common errors is the UPI device Registration failed.  

While this error does sound serious and technical, you don't need to panic. In reality, most UPI registration issues are simply verification problems, and in this post, we will walk you through how to fix this in a jiffy.  

Have you ever issued a cheque that got bounced? This can be a difficult situation, and embarrassing too. Resolving this may require dealing with an additional fee or simply speaking to your banking representative about the issue, which is enough to make most people uncomfortable.  
 

The MSME sector is called the backbone of the Indian economy, and for good reason. It accounts for nearly 45% of all exports out of the country and for approximaly 30% of the GDP.