Best Android Wallet and UPI Apps Many of us using online payment apps but due to Rs 1000 and RS 500 Note ban on 8th November scene has been changed an
Best Android Wallet and UPI Apps
Many of us use online payment apps but due to Rs 1000 and RS 500 Note ban on 8th November scene has been changed and many of us getting troubled for cash change so we are using these apps we are here for you and your friends some online payment wallet apps and the bonus is earning tips from them... so keep reading...
1. Paytm -Paytm is started in 2014. It is one of the biggest mobile payment platforms in the country, giving its consumers a digital wallet to bank money and make fast and easy payments. It uses a semi-closed business model and has an e-payment market, where a user can store money and create payments. From this app you can pay, recharge and payment to most of the users in India by sending money to their number or paying a merchant via scanning his QR code. payment charges 1 per cent fee.it offers prepaid/postpaid recharge, dth and other recharge. You can send a minimum of Rs. 100 to your bank account via the service. Paytm users can transfer up to Rs. 5,000 at a time, with 25,000 per month. Along with this, you will also get benefit in cashback and when you apply code you will get cashback. Android App | Windows App
2. Freecharge -It is an E-payment service that is headquartered in Mumbai, India. It has been acquired by Snapdeal. Freecharge offers on-line payment services for mobile phone recharges, DTH services, Data cards services. Along with ash back free charge also offers referral program means to share and earn if you share your code with others and they download the app and try that code to recharge then both of you will earn Rs50. Freecharge also offers amount transfer from free charge wallet to bank. You can also recharge from free charge site Android App | Ios App | Windows App Our Code is R50HWDF
1. Paytm -Paytm is started in 2014. It is one of the biggest mobile payment platforms in the country, giving its consumers a digital wallet to bank money and make fast and easy payments. It uses a semi-closed business model and has an e-payment market, where a user can store money and create payments. From this app you can pay, recharge and payment to most of the users in India by sending money to their number or paying a merchant via scanning his QR code. payment charges 1 per cent fee.it offers prepaid/postpaid recharge, dth and other recharge. You can send a minimum of Rs. 100 to your bank account via the service. Paytm users can transfer up to Rs. 5,000 at a time, with 25,000 per month. Along with this, you will also get benefit in cashback and when you apply code you will get cashback. Android App | Windows App
2. Freecharge -It is an E-payment service that is headquartered in Mumbai, India. It has been acquired by Snapdeal. Freecharge offers on-line payment services for mobile phone recharges, DTH services, Data cards services. Along with ash back free charge also offers referral program means to share and earn if you share your code with others and they download the app and try that code to recharge then both of you will earn Rs50. Freecharge also offers amount transfer from free charge wallet to bank. You can also recharge from free charge site Android App | Ios App | Windows App Our Code is R50HWDF
3. Mobikwik - MobiKwik allows its customers to deposit money using a credit card, debit card, net banking and even home ordered cash collection service, which can be used for mobile phone recharges, utility bills and for shopping. It is having a major customer base in India. Android App | IOS App
4. Oxigen Wallet - it allows users to top-up money and use it for mobile data recharge, DTH and data card recharge. Other features include making mobile payments for mobile, landline and electricity bills. Users can also send and receive money with another Oxigen wallet or directly to a bank account. Android App
5. Jio Money - This app is built by Reliance jio and giving many services like recharge and online payment and having a wallet but this app does not offer bank transfer.
6. HDFC Chillr -This quick money transfer app is created by HDFC for simplifying the e-money transfer and online payment processes. Chillr is currently accessible only by Partner Bank users and can be used to transfer money, mobile recharges and splits bills.
Some of the partner banks are Andhra Bank, Bank Of Baroda, Bank of India, Catholic Syrian Bank, HDFC Bank, PMC Bank, Bharat Bank, Federal Bank, Greater Bank, Saraswat Bank,
7. Axis Pay - It is an E-payment banking service that is offered by Axis bank. A Unified Payments Interface(UPI) application that lets you transfer funds from any bank account using a Virtual Payment Address (VPA). No need to remember beneficiary details like account number, IFSC etc. Send or Ask for money using a Virtual Payment Address. A Virtual Payment Address (VPA) is a unique identifier that you set and link to your bank account. (Example: yourname@axisbank ) In this app Once linked, just quote your VPA instead of account number and IFSC to make or receive payments. Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is a payment system by NPCI that allows the transfer of funds between accounts in a convenient manner. Axis Bank or Non-Axis Bank customers can send money or ask for money using the Axis Pay app, without knowing their bank account details, Transfer funds to a Virtual Payment Address(VPA) or to an Account Number. Android App
7. ICICI pocket - It is an E-payment banking service that is offered by ICICI bank. It gives the advantage of using any Indian bank account to deposit your E-wallet and to pay for the various services. ICICI Pockets covers payment like booking a ticket, online shopping, and splitting expense with friends etc. Android App
8. Phonepe App/ Phone pe - This app is launched by Flipkart. and Flipkart is here to handle your money. This app does not carry a wallet but offers UPI and Bank Transfers. some key features of app Android App
10. Vodafone M-Pesa - Vodafone M-Pesa claims to be India's largest cash-out network, with over 85,000 M-Pesa agents spread across the country. The service lets you send money to anyone, to recharge prepaid numbers, DTH connections, postpaid Vodafone numbers, utility bills and online shopping. Money can be transferred to bank via its inbuilt IMPS service, or to a mobile number, but charges apply in slabs - for example, sending Rs. 2,000 to a bank account or an M-Pesa account costs Rs. 38. DTH and prepaid recharges can be done through m-pesa for free.
11. SBI buddy - State Bank Buddy is an online payment service that allows users to transfer money into another user’s account as well as to pay for the services like food, travel, shopping etc. They provide these services in many local languages.
12. Airtel Money - Most of us listened about Airtel Money is a semi-closed wallet that doesn't permit cash withdrawal or redemption by the customer. It can be used to do recharges, make money transfers to contacts, shops and bank accounts, make bill payments and pay for online shopping. It can be used to book train tickets as well, but it isn't a seamless user experience. It has no UPI system.
13. Citi MasterPass - This app is a recent joint venture of Citi bank India and MasterCard for offering their customers an E-wallet for quicker, simpler and secure online transactions. Citi MasterPass enables quicker checkout with one click or one touch and securely save all your debit, credit card data and shipping details in a single place.
For payment from a basic mobile, you can also use *99# (We will discuss it in detail in the next article...)
Apart from this many UPI Based apps are there to handle your cash.
Making transactions via UPI apps entails a charge of Rs. 5, plus service; this is the amount banks charge for making payments via IMPS net banking too, which makes sense since IMPS is actually the backbone of the UPI.
4. Oxigen Wallet - it allows users to top-up money and use it for mobile data recharge, DTH and data card recharge. Other features include making mobile payments for mobile, landline and electricity bills. Users can also send and receive money with another Oxigen wallet or directly to a bank account. Android App
5. Jio Money - This app is built by Reliance jio and giving many services like recharge and online payment and having a wallet but this app does not offer bank transfer.
6. HDFC Chillr -This quick money transfer app is created by HDFC for simplifying the e-money transfer and online payment processes. Chillr is currently accessible only by Partner Bank users and can be used to transfer money, mobile recharges and splits bills.
Some of the partner banks are Andhra Bank, Bank Of Baroda, Bank of India, Catholic Syrian Bank, HDFC Bank, PMC Bank, Bharat Bank, Federal Bank, Greater Bank, Saraswat Bank,
7. Axis Pay - It is an E-payment banking service that is offered by Axis bank. A Unified Payments Interface(UPI) application that lets you transfer funds from any bank account using a Virtual Payment Address (VPA). No need to remember beneficiary details like account number, IFSC etc. Send or Ask for money using a Virtual Payment Address. A Virtual Payment Address (VPA) is a unique identifier that you set and link to your bank account. (Example: yourname@axisbank ) In this app Once linked, just quote your VPA instead of account number and IFSC to make or receive payments. Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is a payment system by NPCI that allows the transfer of funds between accounts in a convenient manner. Axis Bank or Non-Axis Bank customers can send money or ask for money using the Axis Pay app, without knowing their bank account details, Transfer funds to a Virtual Payment Address(VPA) or to an Account Number. Android App
7. ICICI pocket - It is an E-payment banking service that is offered by ICICI bank. It gives the advantage of using any Indian bank account to deposit your E-wallet and to pay for the various services. ICICI Pockets covers payment like booking a ticket, online shopping, and splitting expense with friends etc. Android App
8. Phonepe App/ Phone pe - This app is launched by Flipkart. and Flipkart is here to handle your money. This app does not carry a wallet but offers UPI and Bank Transfers. some key features of app Android App
- Once a bank account is linked you don’t need to top up the wallet.
- Merchant cash back and refunds from Flipkart will go into the wallet.
- You can withdraw wallet balance to bank free of charge.
- The app can be used to transfer money from one bank to the other.
- It also works to transfer money to other wallets.
- The transfer is possible with the user’s linked bank account(s) only. For example, A cannot transfer wallet funds to B’s bank account and vice versa
11. SBI buddy - State Bank Buddy is an online payment service that allows users to transfer money into another user’s account as well as to pay for the services like food, travel, shopping etc. They provide these services in many local languages.
12. Airtel Money - Most of us listened about Airtel Money is a semi-closed wallet that doesn't permit cash withdrawal or redemption by the customer. It can be used to do recharges, make money transfers to contacts, shops and bank accounts, make bill payments and pay for online shopping. It can be used to book train tickets as well, but it isn't a seamless user experience. It has no UPI system.
13. Citi MasterPass - This app is a recent joint venture of Citi bank India and MasterCard for offering their customers an E-wallet for quicker, simpler and secure online transactions. Citi MasterPass enables quicker checkout with one click or one touch and securely save all your debit, credit card data and shipping details in a single place.
For payment from a basic mobile, you can also use *99# (We will discuss it in detail in the next article...)
Apart from this many UPI Based apps are there to handle your cash.
Making transactions via UPI apps entails a charge of Rs. 5, plus service; this is the amount banks charge for making payments via IMPS net banking too, which makes sense since IMPS is actually the backbone of the UPI.
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