The world is stuck with Microsoft server outages, India's payment system is not affected

The Microsoft server outage caused panic among financial institutions worldwide, but Indian banks and payment systems remained untouched. State Bank of India SBI has issued a statement, assuring that customers' operations have not been affected by the widespread outage of Microsoft services. Similarly, the CEO of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) assured that the country's payment systems, including the unified payment interface, will function seamlessly without significant disruption. Ramesh Lakshminarayanan, Group Head, IT Department, HDFC Bank, has assured the bank's customers that India's banks are not affected by Microsoft servers and their operations will not be affected by the global crisis. He said that the systems of the bank are functioning smoothly and due to this banking operations will continue without interruption. Additionally, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank officials have confirmed that their systems are working normally and Microsoft is not affected by the crisis. Also Read: This famous IT company's profit increased by 4.6%, but due to Microsoft's shutdown, users of Microsoft products worldwide had to face difficulties. The outage on Friday had a negative impact on airlines, banks, media and businesses around the world. Microsoft said it is aware of the issue and is investigating. Their teams are investigating the problem and trying to find out what is causing the problem. On July 19, Microsoft's server went down. As a result, flights, trains and banking services from the US to Australia were halted worldwide. Also Read: Microsoft's server crashes: Air, banking and rail services disrupted, chaos created around the world Microsoft's server crash brought the world to a standstill, leaving India's payment system unaffected.