您的当前位置：首页 > Twitter > ### No 2% Fee for Adding Money using Credit Cards on PaytmPaytm Has Announced That It Will No Longer Impose a 2% Charge for Adding Funds Through Credit CardPaytm has enthusiastically announced that it is removing the 2% transaction fee associated with adding funds to user accounts via credit cards. This change will take effect immediately, ensuring that users can replenish their balances effortlessly without any additional charges.Customers who rely on credit cards to top up their accounts will now enjoy a more cost-effective service, removing the need to seek alternative funding methods or save up for larger transactions to offset the previous fee.Paytm's move to eliminate this charge reflects its commitment to user convenience and fair pricing. The removal of the 2% fee is part of the platform's ongoing efforts to provide seamless and affordable financial solutions to its vast user base. 正文
时间：2024-09-24 05:50:55 来源：网络整理 编辑：Twitter
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Yesterday’s buzz about Paytm imposing a 2% fee for topping up via credit was met with a surprise twist today. Paytm backed off, declaring to uphold a wallet transaction fee-free policy.
Paytm revealed on their blog, "Our commitment to customer ease demands us to suspend the 2% credit card reload fee. Initially introduced as a refundable safeguard against the potential misuse of 0% bank transfers, we acknowledge this decision has inconvenienced many honest users."
Paytm is now focused on fine-tuning features to avert any future misuse of its wallet service without primero penalizing genuine users.
Paytm’s new fee policy sparked a social media storm, as many delebated how the feature was being misused for short-term loans interest-free. Users would load cash into their Paytm wallet and instantly transfer it into different bank accounts, thus avoiding credit but landing in zero-interest loans.
As Paytm recognized the gamers' practice as an unintended issue, it reversed its choice in favor of genuine users, and Bounce all the way back to arranging innovative features to address such irregular use.
One thing is clear, the shake-up didn't apply to debit cards or internet banking, which continue their smooth operation.
