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Overview

UPI Autopay enables recurring payments through customer-approved mandates in India. Once a customer authorizes a mandate, Yuno can schedule subsequent charges automatically. Before each debit, customers receive a Pre-Debit Notification (PDN) via SMS or email, providing time to review and cancel if desired.
UPI Autopay is initially available through Adyen and Billdesk as payment providers.

How It Works

Initial Charge (CIT)

The first payment operates as a Customer-Initiated Transaction (CIT) to establish the mandate and authorize future recurring debits.

Subsequent Charges (MIT)

For subsequent charges, Yuno:
  1. Sends a Pre-Debit Notification to the customer 36 to 48 hours before the scheduled debit.
  2. Waits the notice period.
  3. Executes the Merchant-Initiated Transaction (MIT) debit during an approved IST window.
If the customer cancels during the notice period, the debit does not proceed.

Amount Thresholds

Two flows exist based on transaction amount:
MIT autopay is allowed up to INR 50,000. Any amount above that requires a customer-initiated payment (CIT).

Integration

Access UPI Autopay through the stored_credentials field in the payment request. The full path is payment_method.detail.detail.bank_transfer.stored_credentials.

Usage Values

Pre-Debit Notification (PDN)

PDN messages:
  • Support multiple languages: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi
  • Are white-labeled with your merchant branding
  • Include a cancellation link for customer opt-out
  • Are delivered via SMS and/or email

Dunning & Retry Strategy

When MIT debits fail, Yuno implements automatic retry scheduling:
NPCI allows 1 execution attempt plus up to 3 retries.

Regulatory Compliance (NPCI)

Payment Status Lifecycle