7 months ago
BHIM App Sees 300% Growth in Monthly Transactions in 2025
The BHIM Payments App in India saw a huge increase in the number of transactions in 2025.
The number of transactions each month went up by more than 300%, from 38.97 million in January to 165.1 million in December.
The total value of these transactions also increased a lot, reaching Rs 20,854 crore in December.
People are using the app for many different things, like sending money to friends, buying groceries, and even for big transactions like IPO authentications.
Delhi was one of the top places where the app was used a lot.
The app is designed to be safe and easy to use, even in places with slow internet.
BHIM Payments App saw a 300% increase in monthly transactions in 2025, from 38.97 million in January to 165.1 million in December.
Transaction value rose to Rs 20,854 crore in December 2025, indicating increased use for high-value transactions.
Delhi emerged as a leading market, driven by small-ticket, high-frequency transactions.
Top transaction types included peer-to-peer payments (28%), grocery purchases (18%), and fast-food outlets (7%).
The app gained popularity for IPO mandate authentications and other high-value transactions, highlighting its reliability.
- Who
- NPCI BHIM Services Limited and BHIM Payments App users
- What
- 300% growth in monthly transactions on the BHIM Payments App in 2025
- Where
- India, with Delhi being a leading market
- When
- January to December 2025
- Why
- Increased trust, ease of use, and expanding payment options for users
Key facts
- Transaction Growth
- 300% increase in monthly transactions from January to December 2025
- Transaction Volume
- 165.1 million transactions in December 2025
- Transaction Value
- Rs 20,854 crore in December 2025
- Top Market
- Delhi
- Key Transaction Types
- Peer-to-peer, grocery, fast-food, telecom, service stations, online marketplaces, IPO authentications
Quotes
Lalitha Nataraj
Managing Director and CEO of NPCI BHIM Services Limited
“The BHIM Payments App has been designed to offer safe, convenient and inclusive digital payments, even in areas with low internet connectivity.”
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