Paytm would charge 2% for loading Paytm Wallet through Credit Card from July 2019

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w.e.f. 4th July 2019

is now mentioned on the charges details page. so would have to check on 4th.
 
They have increased from 4% to 5% for transferring from wallet to bank.
Won't they be benefited from that money?
For classic customers(who frequently transfer from wallet to bank) from now on will be charged(credit card users) 2% + 5% = 7%
Even with that percentage they will not be satisfied. Why is that?
 
Well, that's what they want, to discourage taking the money out of their network. They have sucked in MDR costs for so long and I welcome this decision of their's. As long as they keep MDR costs nill for normal customers who actually use Paytm network to pay merchants , recharge, bill pay, and other services within Paytm, I am happy!

Please don't say if paytm is benefiting , as if you are asking if they are being fair. They have been more than fair, as from so long they have been paying the banks MDR. If you ever owned a business and accept credit cards, you will understand MDR is a pain every merchant has to bear. No one likes that.

Understand, at the end of the day, PayTM is a business. They are in for profits dude.
 
Now, Paytm users have to pay 2% charge on using credit cards to top up wallets

This is fresh news so I guess it wasn't implemented last year?

Until now, users had to pay 2 per cent fee if they loaded more than ₹10,000 in their e-wallets via credit card in a month.

Paytm is also providing an offer, wherein users will get 2 per cent cashback up to ₹200 on adding minimum ₹50 using a credit card, as per the message.

The spokesperson further said the company has temporarily waived the 5 per cent charge that is levied on money transfer from wallet to bank accounts as a promotional offer for the festive season.
 
I am being charged 2% while loading to Paytm wallet using credit card, so essentially by loading upto rs 10000, I will receive the charged amount as cashback.
I guess they are crediting cashback as they are transitioning, they will most probably reduce the cashback before removing it completely.
 
I've limited my usage of Paytm to a great extent. I mean, why should I use Paytm wallet at all? What's the benefit to it..

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Majority of the merchants also use PhonePe and they prefer money being sent to their accounts directly, I think.
 
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