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Why is the money transferred through UPI not reflecting in my Arihant account?
Transferring funds using UPI to your ArihantPlus account usually happens almost instantly, and can sometimes take ~10-20 minutes. If the funds do get reflected within these timelines then it may be due to how the transfer was initiated or technical restrictions with your bank or UPI app.
When you transfer funds via UPI, always use the “Add Funds” option in the ArihantPlus app or website to avoid any delays or problems.
Common reasons why UPI transfers may fail or the amount is not reflecting in your trading account:
- Direct transfer to UPI ID
If you initiate a UPI payment directly to Arihant’s UPI ID from UPI app like GooglePay or PhonePe instead of using the in-app "Add Funds" option, the transaction may not be mapped to your account.
- UPI transfer made from unregistered bank account
UPI transfers are only allowed from bank accounts linked to your Arihant Capital trading account. Payments from other accounts will not be accepted.
- UPI request timeout
If you do not approve the UPI collect request within 5 minutes, the transaction will fail.
- Exceeded daily transaction count
Most UPI platforms have a daily limit of 35 transactions. Once this limit is crossed, further attempts will fail.
- Exceeded daily transfer limit
Banks generally cap daily UPI transfers at ₹2 lakhs, and may have per-transaction limits as well.
- Incorrect UPI ID entered
This one is obvious, but sometimes the best of us make mistakes. So, if you entered a wrong or invalid UPI ID (VPAs), that could be reason for transaction failure.
Tips to avoid UPI transfer issues:
- Always use the Add Funds option inside ArihantPlus for UPI transactions.
- Use UPI apps that are reliable and linked to your registered bank account.
- If you face repeated issues, try using a different UPI app or switch to Net Banking, IMPS, or NEFT for fund transfers.
What to do if your UPI transfer fails:
The failed transaction amount will usually be reversed back to your bank account within 24 working hours. If not, please contact your bank’s customer support for assistance.
The common error codes from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) are:
Code | Description |
AM | MPIN Not Set By Customer |
B1 | Registered Mobile Number Linked To The Account Has Been Changed/Removed |
BT | Acquirer/Beneficiary Unavailable (Timeout) |
U09 | Reqauth Time Out For Pay |
U16 | Risk Threshold Exceeded |
U18 | Request Authorisation Acknowledgment Is Not Received |
U28 | PSP Not Available |
U30 | Debit has been failed |
U54 | Transaction ID Or Amount In Credential Block Does Not Match With That In Reqpay |
U66 | Device Fingerprint Mismatch |
U67 | Debit Timeout |
U69 | Collect Expired |
UT | Remitter/Issuer Unavailable (Timeout) |
XH | Account Does Not Exist (Remitter) |
YD | Do Not Honour (BENEFICIARY) |
YE | Remitting Account Blocked/Frozen |
Z6 | Number Of PIN Tries Exceeded |
Z7 | Transaction Frequency Limit Exceeded As Set By Remitting Member |
Z8 | Per Transaction Limit Exceeded as Set by Remitting Member |
Z9 | Insufficient Funds In Customer (Remitter) Account |
ZA | Transaction Declined By Customer |
ZE | Transaction Not Permitted To VPA by the PSP |
ZG | VPA Restricted By Customer |
ZH | Invalid Virtual Address |
ZM | Invalid MPIN |
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