Paytm Payments Bank Ltd (PPBL) continues to remain the largest beneficiary bank for UPI payments, ahead of all major banks in the country.
According to the latest report by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), PPBL has registered 797.69 million transactions in the month of October 2021 as a beneficiary bank. Beneficiary banks are the banks of the account holder who is receiving money.
In January 2021, Paytm Payments Bank registered 368.90 million transactions to become the largest UPI beneficiary bank in India. It has maintained its lead since then (except in May 2021), and continues to grow month-on-month. It has also gained rapid traction as a remitter bank for UPI payments.
Satish Gupta, MD and CEO, Paytm Payments Bank Ltd said, “Our continuous endeavour is to bring the most innovative products and services to our consumers, who come to us for a seamless digital banking experience. Our in-house technology and capabilities have enabled us to offer superfast UPI Money Transfer and the convenience of using Paytm Wallet and bank account for everyday payments has made it the top destination for money transfers.”
Recently, Paytm Payments Bank was recognized by the Government of India for its role in accelerating the growth of digital payments in the country. At the ‘Digital Payments Utsav’, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) awarded it for being the top performer in terms of volume of transactions, merchant onboarding and transaction success rate.
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Paytm Payments Bank has also recently launched the Paytm Transit Card, an NCMC which equips Indians with one card for all their commute-related transactions. With this launch, users won’t have to worry about carrying multiple cards for different purposes and just use the Paytm Transit Card for all their payments.
Paytm Payments Bank has the largest scale in India, in terms of mobile transactions. The bank offers best-in-class digital payment and banking experience with its mobile-only savings accounts, current accounts, fixed deposits with partner banks, and payment instruments like wallets, UPI, FASTag among other services to Indians.
The bank is the largest UPI beneficiary bank, with the lowest technical decline rate amongst beneficiary and remitter banks as of April 2021. It is also the largest acquirer and issuer of FASTags in India.
