Faced this issue recently- amount was transferred by someone to my brothers gpay account: however it did not go to his primary account but went to another account attached with gpay . But how is this possible it should go to the primary account as per my experience .
Primary account- x Secondary account -y Third account-z
But it went to z instead of x
This has happened with me, it went to a third account which didnt even have a UPI ID But went to correct person and less amount so didnt panic
Every account has a different UPI ID. Maybe the person transferring it used the third account's UPI ID(because they previously transferred to it). Otherwise it's highly unlikely if it was searched on a phone number basis and it does not go to primary acc.
Just checked it was their first time transferring to the other gpay account
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Very bad. This was my everyday bank account for small transactions. Easy to remember account number also