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b4bhar
TF Premier
But paying manually doesn't give any RPs right? What's point of paying manually using hdfc billpay?
msd07
TF Premier
if it doesnt show in scheduled, what else we can do... either pay manually in hdfc or amy other site
Farhad sekh
TF Premier
Yes ,you can stop it
b4bhar
TF Premier
Yeah, but is there any trick to invoke the automatic payment?
MrJJ
TF Ace
On behalf of HDFC: 🖕
MrJJ
TF Ace
40k is the answer
msd07
TF Premier
no one yet knows that loop hole
Abhishek012
TF Pioneer
Read carefully, It said that if the MCC code is under the eligible category then you will get cashback on credit card bill payment.
Is there a platform where you can still use HDFC Platinum?
The SmartPay is enabled but it will be enabled for the next statement, we cannot force it to execute for the current dues.
techie_space
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sun156
TF Premier
what is that??
gyan
TF Buzz
Cc bill payment is not under eligible category, if you are still getting cashback then enjoy you are lucky, I am not getting it
MrJJ
TF Ace
msd07
TF Premier
I have a question. I know I can find the answer myself after a few weeks, but I'm still asking for a quick answer because I have never set up autopay for these cards.
Prior-knowledge: I know that nowadays HDFC Bank (always) and AU Bank (often after 2-3 days) update the due amount in BBPS after we make some manual CC bill payments. ICICI, Axis, SBI, and others do not follow the same practice. HDFC cc auto bill payment can not be set by using its own DC.
In this scenario,
1. If I try to set auto payment of the AU cc bill and pay a partial amount manually immediately after the bill generation, then... What will be the autopay amount? (Full due as per the original bill / Remaining due as per the updated initial payment)
2. What if I set the "not more than" option in the auto pay setting when the bill amount is higher than that? (For example, I would like to set 16,000 as autopay using Millennia DC, where the bill amount is 25,000, and I pay manually 5000 immediately after bill generation.) Will it go through with the limit amount only, or will it not be executed at all? or it will ask for my manual intervention? If intervention is required, then possibly the merchant name will be different. right?
3. Can I use the "not more than option" for ICICI / Axis and still get cashback benefits?
(Hope someone has the answer).
Prior-knowledge: I know that nowadays HDFC Bank (always) and AU Bank (often after 2-3 days) update the due amount in BBPS after we make some manual CC bill payments. ICICI, Axis, SBI, and others do not follow the same practice. HDFC cc auto bill payment can not be set by using its own DC.
In this scenario,
1. If I try to set auto payment of the AU cc bill and pay a partial amount manually immediately after the bill generation, then... What will be the autopay amount? (Full due as per the original bill / Remaining due as per the updated initial payment)
2. What if I set the "not more than" option in the auto pay setting when the bill amount is higher than that? (For example, I would like to set 16,000 as autopay using Millennia DC, where the bill amount is 25,000, and I pay manually 5000 immediately after bill generation.) Will it go through with the limit amount only, or will it not be executed at all? or it will ask for my manual intervention? If intervention is required, then possibly the merchant name will be different. right?
3. Can I use the "not more than option" for ICICI / Axis and still get cashback benefits?
(Hope someone has the answer).
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