Google Pay limits the amount of money you can request through your Virtual Payment Address (VPA) in the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) each day to a maximum of Rs. 2000.

ie; If you are using a Google Pay account, the maximum amount of money that you can request from another person is 2,000 Indian Rupees.

The number of times you can transmit money using Google Pay or any other UPI app per Day is limited to a maximum of 10.
The Google Pay app, much like all other apps, has a daily limit on the amount of money that may be sent via the service.
This limits the number of times per day that you can use the app to transmit money to a maximum of 10.

If your daily transactions are less than the UPI limit but you are still unable to send money, this may be because your bank has a limit on the amount of money that may be sent through the UPI.

Find below the Per Transaction limit and Daily UPI Transaction limits of all banks In India.

Can you cancel the pending transaction in Google Pay?
This is a question that is asked frequently because Google Pay transactions are frequently completed yet still show the pending status.

If the status of the payment is shown to be “Pending” this indicates that you are unable to cancel the transaction or take any other action regarding it.

If the event that the payment has been ‘processing‘ for an extended period, the app will notify you that there is a transaction waiting on your account.

After payment has been marked as ‘pending‘ the changeover to the successful status can take anywhere from three to five business days on average.

The payment may be possible that the payment will show up as ‘failed‘ in certain circumstances.

The following is a list of the procedures that you need to take to view your pending transactions in Google Pay:

Step 1: Launch Google Pay on your mobile device and scroll down until you reach the bottom of the page.
Step 2: Select “Show transaction history” from the menu.

This will produce a list of all of the past transactions that you have carried out.
Step 3: To check the status of a particular transaction, you can select it from the list by clicking on it.

Step 4: If the status is still pending, you can file a dispute report by selecting the option to do so under the “raise a dispute” title.
After you have filed a dispute, Google should get the matter fixed on their end within the next two weeks.

The practice of moving money from one person to another over the Internet is very common in India. Over the past few years, innovative functionalities and user interfaces have been added to digital wallets. The gap between Google Pay and its rivals is closing quickly.

Tez is Google’s entry into the world of e-wallets, and it comes at a time when the UPI payment business in India is expanding at a rapid rate. Google launched Tez to manage all transactions in India.

After some time, Google Tez was rebranded as Google Pay. It was released with impressive features, and its growth goals have caught the Indian payments industry completely off guard.
One of the electronic wallet and payment platforms now available is Google Pay.

Customers can use their Android smartphones to make purchases in-store, on websites that are compatible with Android, within smartphone applications, and via Google services such as the Google Play Store.
Through the use of their credit or debit cards, users can pay for things they purchase through Google Pay. It allows you to make purchases in physical stores as well as online.

Android devices equipped with Near-Field Communication (NFC) can take advantage of Google Pay’s compatibility with POS terminals.

When customers log in to their Gmail accounts using the Chrome browser, they can make use of it on websites that also provide the service.

Users of Google Pay can use the app to send and receive payments with one another instantly. To begin, the app is connected to your bank account, from which funds are deducted immediately whenever you send or purchase items. The application can be used on mobile devices running Android as well as iPhone.
You can clear any bill and recharge prepaid phones at any time. You can use Google Pay to pay almost any kind of bill. However, the application does have a few limitations, and one of those limitations is a transaction limit.