my Iphone X is not supporting UPI apps

yes, Apple should do something for their valuable customer. provide an update for iPhone X and other users or you are forcing customers to buy new phone.

I am having the same issue on my iPhone 8. RuPay and Google Pay apps are not working. They say it requires iOS 17.7, which is not available for the iPhone 8.

I am facing the same but i got a solution and its working fine if u remember whatsapp also supports payments just go to whatsaap setting then payments and link you bank acc but the only issue is u can send and receive money there us no other option like recharge and dth recharge but for reacharges i use my sim provider app my jio app but its good for normal daily transactions its got scan and pay it even got its own upi id i hope it help you out

You will need a phone that can run ios 17. That means an iPhone XR or newer. The iPhone X is not compatible with ios 17, which is required now by UPI apps.

Iphone X not supporting any UPI.... Any Solution for it..

Ask yourself.....what changed?

Apple changed nothing.

UPI changed. They are no longer supporting iPhone X. UPI could support your iPhone X if they wanted to.

But.....UPI has made the decision to abandon you.

apple teams please do something fast for iPhone x upi problem launch update fast please I request and all who have this phone need too

Did you read the other replies to this thread?

UPI made the decision to no longer support iOS 16. Apple had nothing to do with this.

Your issue is with UPI.....not Apple.

Sir my iPhone x not supporting upi apps

That would be because UPI has chosen to no longer support your iPhone X.

This is a UPI decision. Contact UPI to complain. Apple did not change anything. UPI did.

Well next year, it's possible UPI may require an iPhone which can run iOS 18. We do know that iPhone XR will be compatible with iOS 18. So you'd be good for at least one year. But after 2025, I would be very surprised if iPhone XR gets any more major updates. We are NOT Apple on this user to user only forum, so we cannot tell you how long. And keep in mind it is NOT Apple who is requiring iOS 17 for UPI. It is the app developer who is requiring iOS 17, which has absolutely nothing to do with Apple. If you want to be prepared for future iOS updates to keep your UPI app running for more years, you should likely be looking at much newer, more modern iPhones.

Dear KiltedTim,

What you mean to say is that we should change old devices ok then i took iphone XR who run IOS 17 so next year the software update will stop in iphone XR in 2025 then again UPI will stop working then we were fooled again right. I have a simple question. Please tell me how many years can UPI apps run on iPhone XR?

OK… what do you want us to tell you?

Complain to google if you’re not happy about it. It’s their app. They have chosen not to require anything lower than ios 17. We can’t change that.

This thread is about UPI apps that no longer support the iPhone X.

Answers have been provided.

NCPI (National Payment Corporation of India) – the developer of UPI (Unified Payments Interface) – is apparently the one calling the shots.

NCPI – Roles & Responsibilities

"TPAP is responsible to comply with all the requirements prescribed by PSP Bank and NPCI in relation to TPAP’s participation in UPI"

If I'm not mistaken, TPAP stands for Third Party App Provider. NCPI and the Banks say "Jump!", and the UPI app providers say "How high?" Then UPI app providers say "Jump!", and you say "How high?" If you refuse to jump (e.g., you insist on using an iPhone that is too old to update to iOS 17), the result is that you don't get to use UPI.

If you don't like it, complain to NCPI and the Banks.

Apple doesn't control 3rd party developers. This is not Apple's problem. The iPhone X was released almost 7 years ago.

Please read the information already posted.

No. There is no solution other than to buy a new phone that supports the requirements of the app you want to run.

That is correct. UPI requires iOS17 which cannot run on an iPhone X. You need an iPhone XR or higher to run iOS 17