From 1 October 2025, many important financial rules are going to change across the country, which will directly affect from common people to professionals. In IRCTC Ticket Booking, now the first 15 -minute access will be available only to those passengers whose account is Link and Verified from Aadhaar. This will prevent the arbitrariness of agents in Ticket Booking. Multiple Scheme Framework (MSF) will apply for those investing in NPS (National Pension System). Now investing in many schemes from the same PAN number will be possible, which will give more flexibility to corporate professionals, GIG Wrkers and other employees. A important change for UPI Users – Now the collect request (Pull Transaction) Feature will be discontinued, so that cases like charging and phishing will be stopped so Could be able to implement a new strict law for Online Gaming Industry, which will promote transparency and security.

In this video, we are giving information about the new rules related to the UPI and credit cards to be implemented from 1 August 2025. Now you will be able to check the balance only 50 times a day from UPI and autope transactions will also be on time. Also, SBI is closing free air accident insurance cover on some co-branded credit cards. Watch the video to know all the updates. This video covers the new UPI and Credit Card Rules Effective From 1st August 2025. Slots. Additional, SBI is discontinuing the free air accident insurance cover on some co-branded credit cards. Watch the video to get all the important updates.

Now news of big relief for UPI users! From August 2025, you will be able to pay UPI not only with your savings or current account, but also from the bank’s pre-approved credit line, ie loan or overdraft account. Meaning, whether your business loan, personal loan, gold loan, or overdraft – you can pay it anywhere by linking it to UPI apps like Paytm, PhonePe, Google Pay. Earlier, payment was possible only through UPI through credit line, but now its scope has increased. Now you can also pay Money Transfer, Cash Withdrawal, and small shopkeepers.