UPI ID Generator

Check how a UPI ID is written

This checks the written format only. It cannot tell whether an ID exists or who owns it, and nothing you type leaves your browser. Apps can be stricter about length and symbols. If your app rejects a name, try plain letters and digits.

Ideas for a new UPI ID

Add your name in English letters to see ideas.

These are examples only. Your UPI app decides whether an ID is free when you register it, so try another if it is taken. Paytm and Google Pay show a list of IDs to pick from, so a typed name only helps in apps that ask for one. An ID built from your mobile number shows that number to everyone you give the ID to.

Where to find or add your UPI ID

A website cannot create a UPI ID. Your UPI app does, after you link your bank account in it. NPCI describes an ID as a part you choose before the @ and a handle after it that the app sets.

Do not count on editing an existing ID: Paytm says it cannot be edited, and Google Pay lets you delete an ID and add another. To change your ID, add the one you want and use that.

• Google PayTap your photo, then Bank account, pick the account and open Manage UPI IDs. Next to the ID you want, tap Add. You can have up to 4 IDs per bank account and delete one from its three-dot menu.
• PaytmTap your profile icon, then UPI & Payment Settings and the UPI ID section. Paytm does not let you type an ID: you pick one of the options it generates for your account and can set it as primary.
• PhonePeTap your profile picture and look for your UPI IDs. PhonePe says users can use more than one ID, on its @ybl, @ibl and @axl handles.
• Any UPI appLook for the line that starts with UPI ID on the home screen or on your profile page below your QR code. NPCI's guidelines ask apps to show it there.

Steps checked against the sources below on 1 November 2026. Menus change between app versions. If yours looks different, search the app's help for UPI ID.

Sources: Google Pay Help · Paytm Support · Paytm Support: change · PhonePe guide · PhonePe release, 2020 · PhonePe release, 2021 · NPCI guidelines