Fintech firm Slice has launched India’s first physical bank branch that operates entirely through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) in Bengaluru. Located in Koramangala, this branch offers a paperless, cardless banking experience powered by digital innovation and customer-first design.

Key Highlights:

• Slice’s new branch in Bengaluru is the first in India to enable all banking services—deposits, withdrawals, and onboarding—via UPI with no need for debit cards or paperwork.
• The branch features UPI-based ATMs and kiosks, allowing customers to conduct cash transactions using their UPI apps.
• Customers can open savings accounts instantly using in-branch digital tablets, eliminating the need for physical forms.
• A robot assistant helps guide customers through the digital processes, enhancing user experience and accessibility.
• The launch aligns with Slice’s broader vision of integrating credit with UPI, following its recent merger with North East Small Finance Bank and the rollout of its UPI-linked Super Card offering zero fees and 3% cashback.