Paytm Payments Bank will earn additional interchange revenue from merchants
The Bank will pay 15 bps of charges for adding more than Rs 2,000 using UPI, and in turn will also earn 15 bps when any other wallets use the bank to add more than Rs 2,000 using UPI.
-Paytm Payments Bank welcomes the recent NPCI circular, which announces full interoperability of KYC wallets (pre-paid instruments) on all UPI merchants in offline stores and online apps/websites
-Paytm Payments Bank will earn additional interchange revenue from merchants acquired by other payment service providers (PSP), payment gateways (PG) and payment aggregators (PA).
-The Bank will pay 15 bps of charges for adding more than Rs 2,000, and in turn will also earn 15 bps when any other wallets use the Bank to add more than Rs 2,000
India’s homegrown Paytm Payments Bank (PPBL), the largest issuer of KYC wallets (prepaid instruments) with over 100 million users today announced that its full KYC wallet customers will be able to make payments on every UPI QR codes and online merchant where UPI payments are accepted.
The NPCI announced Wallet interoperability guidelines on March 24, 2023.
From now on, the Bank will earn 1.1% interchange revenue when Paytm Wallet customers (i.e., the KYC wallets issued by Paytm Payments Bank) make payment on merchants acquired by other payment aggregators or banks.
The Bank will pay 15 bps of charges for adding more than Rs 2,000 using UPI, and in turn will also earn 15 bps when any other wallets use the bank to add more than Rs 2,000 using UPI.
Paytm Payments Bank Spokesperson said, “We welcome NPCI’s interoperability guidelines that allows Paytm Wallet to be used in every nook and corner of the country. This is in line with our mission to bring mobile payments to every Indian everywhere. As the pioneer of mobile payments and QR based payments, this move presents incredible growth opportunities for India’s payment ecosystem. In line with RBI’s mission of making ‘Har Payment Digital’, we are the largest acquirer for UPI merchant payments.”
Paytm Payments Bank is the leader in acquiring UPI payment merchants. It is also the top UPI beneficiary bank for 21 months in a row and has registered 1,657.41 million transactions in February 2023. As a part of its efforts to drive innovation, the Bank is the first payments bank to launch UPI LITE.
About Paytm Payments Bank:
Paytm Payments Bank has the largest scale in India, in terms of mobile transactions. The bank offers the best-in-class digital payment and banking experience with its mobile-only savings accounts, current accounts, fixed deposits with partner banks, and payment instruments like wallets, UPI, FASTag among other services to Indians. The bank is the largest UPI beneficiary bank, with the lowest technical decline rate amongst beneficiary and remitter banks. It is also the largest acquirer and issuer of FASTags in India.
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