Made-in-India APT launched nationwide: Scindia calls it a historic leap in Bharats digital journey
The system integrates postal services into digital and online modes, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and user experience. Citizens can now make UPI-based digital payments via QR codes, eliminating the need for cash for many services.
New Delhi: Union communications minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday announced the nationwide rollout of Advanced Postal Technology (APT) by India Post, describing it as "a historic leap in Bharat's digital journey".
Backed by an investment of Rs 5,800 crore under IT 2.0, the initiative aims to transform India Post into a world-class public logistics organisation.
In a post on X, Scindia wrote: "Elated to announce the nationwide rollout of Advanced Postal Technology (APT) by @IndiaPostOffice, a historic leap in Bharat’s digital journey. Backed by an investment of ₹5,800 Cr under IT 2.0, APT will transform India Post into a world-class public logistics organisation."
He added that the platform, fully developed in India, reflects the government’s vision of Digital India and Make in India. "Led by our Hon’ble Prime Minister from the front, this is Aatmanirbhar Bharat in full strength, charting the path for a stronger, self-reliant Digital India," Scindia said.
Key features of APT
- Enables real-time decision-making
- Expands e-commerce reach
- Cuts operational costs through automation
- Offers citizen-first, mobile-ready services accessible anytime, anywhere
The system integrates postal services into digital and online modes, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and user experience. Citizens can now make UPI-based digital payments via QR codes, eliminating the need for cash for many services.
The nationwide rollout began on August 4, 2025 across 1.64 lakh post offices.