With the invention of UPI payments, mobile transaction apps like PhonePe are taking a prominent place in all the smartphones of Indians. But as people remain more inclined toward regular frequent UPI transactions, it demands a certain level of clearance.
Can you delete PhonePe’s history? The answer is no. It is not directly possible to remove PhonePe history as of now as per the regulations of RBI. However, if it is important, you can approach the PhonePe team for its removal. Here is a detailed guide.
You cannot select and delete your PhonePe transaction history as you wish. However, you can request the PhonePe support team to clear your UPI transaction history.
If the team is satisfied with your explanation, then only your transaction history will be deleted from the app. Here are the steps you will have to follow to get the PhonePe team support regarding this.
As you can see the reason is very important to convince the PhonePe Support team. Only by hearing the validity of your reason to clear PhonePe history, the team will take action. Some of the valid reasons for them can be.
Whatever your reasons for deleting transaction history on PhonePe, make sure to convey it to the team clearly. They may ask you to confirm your request and verify your account details for security reasons. If everything is satisfactory, they will process your request and remove the transaction from your PhonePe transaction history.
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