How to check your bank statement

Debit or reversal validation

If you're the sender, match the UPI transaction ID seen in the Google Pay app to your bank statement.

Note: Always refer to the updated detailed bank statement or updated passbook.

How to find the UPI transaction ID

  1. Open Google Pay .
  2. Scroll down to find the section on "Manage your money."
  3. Tap See transaction history.
  4. To find the UPI transaction ID, tap the transaction.
How to verify the transaction on your bank statement

On the account statement for the bank connected to your Google Pay account:

  1. Locate the transaction date of the transaction in question.
  2. Match the UPI transaction ID found in the Google Pay app to the UPI transaction ID on your bank statement. The UPI transaction ID is the first 9 digits after the slash (/).
  3. Match the amount in the debit section of your statement to the amount of the transaction in Google Pay.
  4. Confirm the debit amount is not included in the closing balance on your bank statement.
  5. Check for a reversal with the same UPI transaction ID and amount in the credit section of your bank statement.

Credit validation

If you're the recipient, match the UPI transaction ID in the Google Pay app to your bank statement.

Note: Always refer to the updated detailed bank statement or updated passbook.

How to find the UPI transaction ID

  1. Open Google Pay .
  2. Scroll down to find the section on "Manage your money."
  3. Tap See transaction history.
  4. To find the UPI transaction ID, tap the transaction.
How to verify the transaction on your bank statement

On your account statement:

  1. Locate the transaction date of the transaction in question.
  2. Match the UPI transaction ID found in the Google Pay app to the UPI transaction ID on your bank statement. The UPI transaction ID is the first 9 digits after the slash (/).
  3. Match the amount in the credit section of your statement to the amount of the transaction in Google Pay.
  4. Confirm the credit amount is included in the closing balance on your bank statement.
What do the abbreviations on my statement mean?
APR Annual Percentage Rate (relates to credit interest)
BBP Bill payment
BGC Bank giro credit
CAT A standard applied to ISAs that stands for reasonable Charges, easy Access, and fair Terms
CDL Career Development Loan
CHAPS Clearing House Automated Payment System (a means of transferring money)
CRE Credit payment
DDR Direct Debit
DR Debit balance (overdrawn)
REV Reversal (a standing order or Direct Debit has been recalled)
STO Standing order
UNP Unpaid

Fix common issues

  • If the amount is still not credited in 3 days:
    1. Check your bank statement again as sometimes banks don’t send an SMS.
    2. Do not rely on other sources like transaction history on Google Pay.
  • If the amount is debited and the transaction is unsuccessful after 3 days:
    1. The amount must return to the account, check your bank statement again.
  • If the amount is successfully transferred and won’t reflect in your account:
    1. Check your bank statement again as sometimes banks don’t send an SMS.
    2. Do not rely on other sources like transaction history on Google Pay.

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