When you link your bank account with Google Pay to receive/pay money, you will get your UPI address to receive payments. You can share this UPI ID with the sender and receive money directly to your bank account.
In Google Pay, if you have multiple bank accounts linked then each bank account has a unique UPI ID which you can share with the sender to receive money in any bank account.
So here we will tell you how to check your UPI ID (address) or VPA in Google Pay.
How To Check Google Pay default UPI ID
Google Pay default UPI ID means your main primary UPI ID (VPA) where you receive all UPI payments. It is your primary bank account UPI ID so when someone sends you money using this UPI address or your Gpay registered mobile number, it will be credited to your default primary account.
To check your Google Pay default UPI ID, just open your Gpay application and on the homepage, you can see your UPI ID.
You can also open the profile section to view your default UPI address. Share this UPI address to receive money in your primary bank account.
Check UPI ID for a particular bank account
If you have added multiple bank accounts in Google Pay and you want to receive money in a different bank account instead of your primary bank account then you can share the UPI ID of that bank account where you want to receive money.
To check a particular bank account UPI ID, just open the profile section and select “Bank Accounts”
You can see the linked bank accounts list. Just select the bank account to check its UPI ID.
Now tap on the “Manage UPI IDs” option.
And the next screen you can see your selected bank account UPI ID. Share this UPI address (VPA) with the sender to receive money in this bank account instead of the primary bank account.
So this is how to check your Google Pay (Gpay) UPI ID or VPA address. Remember when you receive money by sharing your mobile number it will be credited to your primary bank account. So if you want to receive money in another bank account instead of your primary, just share your UPI ID or QR code of that bank account.