Phone Pay claims that there is a small trial of charging rechargers by phone, in which some users have to pay a charging fee for mobile recharges. That is, it depends on whether your account falls under the experimental group. If this experiment succeeds, it will soon be cut into the pocket of phone pay users. Phone Pay now charges all transactions using credit cards in the same way as all payment services. But Phone Pay has said it will not charge for any other payment services.
New Delhi: Phone Pay, one of India's most popular digital cash payment apps, has now given its users a big shock.
After growing up as a digital payments leader, it has started charging more than Rs 50 for phone recharges on its phone pay app with processing charges of Rs 1 to Rs 2. "It is being done on a practical basis with a small number of users," a company spokesman said. It said that it would charge a fee of 2 rupees for the fee and more than 100 rupees.
Phone Pay claims that there is a small trial of charging rechargers by phone, in which some users have to pay a charging fee for mobile recharges. That is, it depends on whether your account falls under the experimental group. If this experiment succeeds, it will soon be cut into the pocket of phone pay users. Phone Pay now charges all transactions using credit cards in the same way as all payment services. But Phone Pay has said it will not charge for any other payment services.
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