- Offers the most user-friendly mobile prepaid recharge platform with specially curated recharge plans for the users
- Enables flexibility of payments with Paytm UPI, Paytm Wallet, netbanking, debit cards and credit cards
One97 Communications Limited (OCL) that owns the brand Paytm, India’s leading payments and financial services company and the pioneer of QR and mobile payments, has empowered its users with the most convenient and seamless mobile prepaid recharge across all service providers in the country – Airtel, Jio, Vi and BSNL – making it one of the most popular online recharge platforms.
Paytm provides a simple, user-friendly interface for mobile prepaid recharge with an extensive list of plans for users to browse through. Users are provided a variety of recharge plans customised as per their needs and can complete their recharge in less than a minute.
With the Paytm app, users can set up recharge reminders, so that they can recharge their mobile plans in a timely manner. The company enables multiple recharges for family and friends with the option of directly adding a number from the user’s contact list.
The company offers flexibility of payments with Paytm UPI, Paytm Wallet, netbanking, debit cards and credit cards.
Paytm Spokesperson said, “Millions of Indians use Paytm for recharges and bill payment for the convenience and superfast money transfers. With automated reminders and managing multiple recharges with ease, we are constantly looking to enhance our users’ experience.”
How to do a mobile prepaid recharge using Paytm:
- Open the Paytm app and go to ‘Recharges & Bill Payments’
- Select ‘Mobile Recharge’ and enter the mobile number or add a number from the contacts
- Select the operator’s plan or enter the amount to recharge
To complete the recharge, click on ‘Fast forward’ or ‘Pay’. With the fast forward option, amount is directly deducted from Paytm Wallet whereas the proceed to bill pay option takes the user to the payments page with multiple options to pay like Paytm UPI, Paytm Wallet, netbanking, credit cards and debit cards.
