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Jio's entry in UPI, Jio Sound Pay will be available for free, you will know as soon as the payment comes

Jio has announced the new feature Jio Sound Pay, which will help small merchants understand UPI payments through audio confirmation.

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Published: 26 Jan 2025, 06:30 AM
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Updated: 12 Aug 2026, 11:53 AM

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Jio's entry in UPI, Jio Sound Pay will be available for free, you will know as soon as the payment comes

Steps are being taken by Jio to empower every Indian. The company has launched a new feature for Jio Bharat device. This is a big step taken by the company. Jio Sound Pay is being given which is going to help connect users with small merchants. Talking about Jio Sound Pay, this is a type of audio confirmation which is a confirmation of the payment coming to the users. With its help, users come to know that UPI payment has been made.


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Announcing this, Jio said that with its help it will be easy for users to understand that they have received UPI payment. Users who set up small grocery stores, vegetable vendors and roadside stores will get a lot of convenience. Jio President Sunil Dutt said, 'Jio believes in helping every Indian. Users will be helped with this. Now users will also get to listen to Vande Mataram on their phones.'


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Small and micro merchants had to pay Rs 125 per month for the sound box, but now Jio Bharat users are being given it completely free. That means now users can easily save Rs 1500 for a year. They do not even need to do anything special for this. Jio Bharat phone was launched about 1 year ago. It was the world's cheapest 4G smartphone, to buy which users have to spend Rs 699 for a year. That means any Jio phone user can recover its price in 6 months.

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