NPCI audit expectations depend on your role in UPI and other NPCI-operated payment systems.
A structured audit of your UPI applications, infrastructure and operations against NPCI guidelines.
Audit outputs for your compliance team, partner banks and NPCI.
Findings mapped to applicable NPCI guidelines
Tested vulnerabilities rated by severity with evidence
Clear posture view for leadership and partner banks
Independent evidence for PSP banks
App and API weaknesses found and prioritized
Control gaps in payment flows made visible
Controls checked before go-live
Board-ready reporting mapped to guidelines
Independent evidence of secure payments
Payment-focused expertise. Application security depth. Actionable, audit-ready outcomes.
Services that complement your NPCI audit across application testing and payment compliance.
System Audit Report on storage of payment data in India.
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Practical resources to help UPI participants understand NPCI security expectations.
With rising cases of cyber fraud RBI published a Master Direction providing necessary guidelines.
It is a security and compliance audit of a participant in an NPCI-operated payment system, such as UPI, against the NPCI guidelines that apply to its role.
Typically UPI participants such as TPAPs and PSP banks, and entities onboarding to NPCI systems. Requirements vary by role and are confirmed during scoping.
This service focuses on UPI. Other NPCI systems are assessed on request, subject to scoping.
Application and API security, infrastructure, data storage and access, fraud monitoring and incident response, mapped to applicable guidelines.
Payment data storage in India is covered by RBI's separate directive. QRC can combine it with an RBI data localization audit.
Timing depends on the entities, systems and locations in scope and how readily evidence is available. QRC confirms a realistic timeline after the scoping call.
Define your scope, identify priority gaps and prepare for NPCI and partner bank review.