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How to set up Autopay on Sipse: a step-by-step guide

Set up autopay for your SIP on Sipse in about a minute using GPay, PhonePe, or Paytm. Follow these simple steps and never miss an investment.

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Do you forget to invest on time? Autopay fixes that. Once you set it up, your SIP runs on its own. You can use the UPI app you already have, like GPay, PhonePe, or Paytm.

What you'll need

  • The Sipse app on your phone
  • A UPI app with your bank account linked
  • Your UPI PIN

Step by step: setting up Autopay

1. Open the Autopay screen

Go to the Autopay screen in the Sipse app. You'll see all the major UPI apps listed there. Tap the one you want to use.

2. Let Sipse take you to your UPI app

After you tap the app, Sipse opens it for you. You don't need to search for it or switch apps manually.

3. Approve the mandate

Once your UPI app opens, look for Approve Autopay or Set Mandate. Check the details carefully. Then tap Approve and enter your UPI PIN.

That's it. Your autopay is set up in about a minute. From now on, your daily or monthly investments go through on time, every time.

What happens after setup?

You don't need to do anything else. Your investments run on the schedule you chose. You also don't have to remember a due date or log in to start each payment.

What if you run into a problem?

Sometimes a step doesn't go through the way you expect. Don't worry. Just use the 24/7 customer support option in the Sipse app. Help is available any time, so you won't have to wait for office hours.

A few quick tips

  • Pick the UPI app you use most. You'll find it faster when you need to check or change things later.
  • Read the details before you tap Approve. Make sure the amount and frequency match your plan.
  • Keep your UPI PIN private. Never share it with anyone, including someone who claims to be from support.

Set it up once, then forget about it

Autopay takes about a minute to set up. After that, your investments happen on their own. You can focus on your goals instead of your calendar.

Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully. Figures in this article are illustrations, not promises of returns.