PM Modi launches e-RUPI, says - Today I am giving a new dimension to digital transactions

 PM Narendra Modi today launched digital payment solution e-RUPI. e-RUPI is a simple and secure way to make cash and contactless payments. It is a QR code and SMS string-based-e-voucher delivered to the beneficiary's mobile. Users of this seamless one-time payment mechanism will be able to redeem the voucher at the service provider without a card, without a digital payment app, or with internet banking access.

Launching thee-RUPI, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that at one time there were many questions against the idea of ​​using technology. But today the use of technology is getting money directly into the hands of the people. India is not behind other countries in the world in terms of technology.

Talking about the payment solution, the PM further said that e-RUPI is, in a way, an individual as well as a Purpose Specific. This e-RUPI will ensure that any help or benefit is being provided for the purpose for which it is being used.

During this video conferencing, the PM said that e-RUPI is giving a new dimension to digital transactions. This will help everyone in targeted and transparent delivery. He said that in this century technology is connecting with people's lives and E RUPi seems to be the same.

Will make digital transactions effective He said e-RUPI vouchers are going to play a big role in making digital transactions, DBT is more effective in the country. Not only the government, if a general body or organization wants to help someone in treatment, study, or any other work, they can give e-RUPI instead of cash. This will ensure that the money given by him is used for the same work for which the amount has been given.

We can use technology to help the poor

He said that earlier some people in our country were saying that technology is only for the rich, India is a poor country, so what is the use of technology for India? When our government was talking about making technology a mission, many politicians, some kind of experts were questioning it. But today the country has rejected the thinking of those people and has also proved them wrong. Today the thinking of the country is different, new. Today we see technology as a tool to help the poor, their progress.