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News- NPCI BHIM Services Ltd. (NBSL), a subsidiary of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), introduced BHIM 3.0.

About BHIM (Bharat Interface for Money)
- It is Unified Payments Interface(UPI) based payment interface application that allows real time fund transfer.
- It was launched in 2016.
- Developer: National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI)
- Purpose: To promote cashless transactions and digital payments
- Bank Connectivity: Works with 170+ member banks via IMPS infrastructure
- Key Features:
- Direct bank-to-bank transfers (unlike mobile wallets)
- Available 24/7, including holidays
- Supports Aadhaar-based authentication
- Available in 20+ Indian languages
- Works in areas with low or unstable internet connectivity
- Ensures security with three-factor authentication (3FA)
- Transaction Limit:
- Maximum ₹40,000 per transaction (subject to change)
- Daily limit of ₹1,00,000
Key features of BHIM 3.0
- Split Expenses: Users can now easily divide bills for shared costs such as rent, dining, and group purchases, enabling instant settlement.
- Family Mode: This feature allows users to add family members, monitor shared expenses, and assign specific payments for improved financial management.
- Spends Analytics: A newly introduced dashboard provides a detailed analysis of monthly expenses, automatically categorizing them to simplify budgeting.
- Action Needed Alerts: BHIM 3.0 offers timely reminders for pending bills, UPI Lite activation, and low balance alerts, ensuring users stay informed.
- BHIM Vega: Merchants can now accept in-app payments directly within the BHIM app, eliminating the need for third-party applications and enhancing transaction efficiency.



