Which participating banks and NFIs are part of the PayNow-UPI linkage
For Inward Remittance to India (Receiving Money)
To receive funds from Singapore to India via the PayNow-UPI linkage, the recipient in India must have:
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A registered UPI ID
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A bank account with one of the participating banks or supported third-party applications
Sending Participants (Singapore):
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DBS Bank
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Liquid Group
Receiving Participant Banks in India:
The recipient’s UPI ID must be linked to any of the following Indian banks:
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Axis Bank (
@axisbank
) -
DBS Bank India (
@dbs
) -
ICICI Bank (
@icici
) -
Indian Bank (
@indianbank
) -
Indian Overseas Bank (
@iob
) -
State Bank of India (
@sbi
) -
Canara Bank (
@cnrb
) -
Karur Vysya Bank (
@kvb
) -
Kotak Mahindra Bank (
@kotak
) -
IDFC First Bank (
@idfcfirst
) -
Punjab National Bank (
@pnb
) -
HDFC Bank (
@pz
) -
Bank of Baroda (
@barodampay
) -
IndusInd Bank (
@indus
) -
South Indian Bank (
@sib
) -
Federal Bank (
@federal
) -
UCO Bank (
@uco
) -
Central Bank of India (
@upi
) -
Bank of India (
@upi
)
Receiving Third-Party Applications (Apps) Supported:
If the recipient uses a third-party app, the following UPI handles are supported:
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Google Pay:
@okaxis
,@okhdfcbank
,@okicici
,@oksbi
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PhonePe:
@ybl
,@ibl
,@axl
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Paytm:
@paytm
,@ptyes
,@ptaxis
,@pthdfc
,@ptsbi
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BHIM:
@upi
For Outward Remittance from India (Sending Money)
The following Indian banks currently support sending money from India to Singapore via the PayNow-UPI corridor:
Sending Participants (India):
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HDFC Bank
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Karur Vysya Bank
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ICICI Bank
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Indian Overseas Bank
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State Bank of India
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Indian Bank
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Canara Bank
Receiving Participants (Singapore):
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DBS Bank — via Mobile Number format:
+65xxxxxxxx
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Liquid Group — via VPA format:
+65xxxxxxxx#XNAP
Will More Banks Join This Service?
Yes — additional Indian banks, Singapore-based participants, and NFIs may be onboarded in future phases to expand coverage and accessibility of the PayNow-UPI cross-border payment service.