Paytm Postpaid to Paytm Wallet – Here is the easiest and simple trick to Transfer your Paytm Postpaid amount to your Paytm wallet or in your bank. Paytm offers you a Postpaid credit limit of up to Rs. 60,000 to users.
Paytm Postpaid money can be used in various ways like Mobile recharge, bill payments, Dish recharge, Movie tickets, and online shopping. But you can not transfer it into your wallet. So I am here to tell you about how you can Transfer your Paytm Postpaid Money to Your Paytm Wallet.
How to activate Paytm Postpaid:-
A few months ago, Paytm started the Paytm Postpaid service for all users and you can use it for recharge, shopping, pay bills, tickets, etc. You can pay via Postpaid balance & Pay later for it. If you don’t know how to use it, check our below-given steps:-
- First of all, Visit Paytm.com or Open the Paytm App
- Now login to your account
- Search for the “Paytm Postpaid” Banner & Click on it
- Now tap on “Activate My Paytm Postpaid”
- That’s it!! Your Paytm Postpaid account is activated and Now use for recharge, shopping, etc.
How to transfer money Paytm Postpaid to Paytm Wallet:-
- First of all, Visit Paytm.com or Open the Paytm App
- Login to your account
- Go to wallet option
- Select the amount from Paytm Postpaid
- Now Transfer the money to your Business account
- After successful transfer, Go to the wallet and click on Add money option
- Now Add the money from your business account to your Paytm wallet.
- That’s it!! Your money will be added to your wallet.
About Paytm Postpaid
Now with Paytm Postpaid, you can use the balance to recharge your mobile, Pay your bills & book movies, purchases on Paytm. Soon, you can use Paytm Postpaid in Scan & Pay too.
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Paytm will ask you on the 1st, 10th & 15th of every month to pay the bill back. If you miss the deadline, you will not be able to transact on Paytm using Paytm Postpaid. But, you can still pay the bill amount back and activate your account. There will be a late payment fee that will be included in the next bill cycle.