NPCI introduces a new reloadable wallet feature for offline RuPay contactless payments
With the reloadable wallet feature, customers can store money to ensure quick transactions without any irregularities even if they have poor connectivity at the POS machines.


With the recent announcement to increase the transaction limit on contactless payments, customers will witness an all-new level of security, convenience and safety.[/caption]According to NCPI, the RuPay NCMC (National Common Mobility Card) offline wallet can be used to make ticket payments in transit, thus reducing wait time, traffic congestion and transit time.The offline wallet facility has been extended to retail stores as part of the pilot as well. Since the lack of internet connectivity or slow connectivity acts as a hindrance to digital transactions, offline payments could facilitate people to adopt digital payments.Speaking about it, Nalin Bansal, Head of RuPay & NFS, NPCI said that they are delighted to unveil the new RuPay Contactless (offline feature), adding "We are confident that with the advent of the stellar RuPay contactless (offline) feature, the acceptance infrastructure for RuPay will increase exponentially and will result in the rapid on-boarding on both merchants and consumers in various geographies across the nation."According to Bansal, with the recent announcement to increase the transaction limit on contactless payments, customers will witness an all-new level of security, convenience and safety.

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