Registration Stamp duty via Credit card

[dfive]

I have 8L Telangana Stamp duty and registration charges coming up next week. Any point in using credit cards?

1. DCB - 15L
2. AMEX MRCC - 5L
3. Yes Marquee - 1L

Axis Atlas might have been good but there isn't enough time, I guess.

 

[Riya]

I have 8L Telangana Stamp duty and registration charges coming up next week. Any point in using credit cards?

1. DCB - 15L
2. AMEX MRCC - 5L
3. Yes Marquee - 1L

Axis Atlas might have been good but there isn't enough time, I guess.

if there is an option and they aren't charging any surcharge then YES you should use CC....
these days most of the govt org accept payment through CC without any surcharge

 

[axb]

1% plus another 1% if you repay using HDFC Platinum Debit Card in HDFC Bill Pay

That would be great. Thanks

 

[axb]

if there is an option and they aren't charging any surcharge then YES you should use CC....
these days most of the govt org accept payment through CC without any surcharge

That's great. Will try Amazon Pay. Hopefully they don't charge any surcharge

 

[Lobogris]

IDFC Wealth, ICICI Amazon Pay

IDFC Wealth only gives 0.75% on government transactions.

 

[Riya]

That's great. Will try Amazon Pay. Hopefully they don't charge any surcharge

I myself paid 2.5L fee for building plan through my APay card last year...
1% pure cashback

 

[axb]

I myself paid 2.5L fee for building plan through my APay card last year...
1% pure cashback

Thanks for the confirmation.

 

[Pravas]

I have to pay around 5L of stamp duty and registration charges in Pune (Maharashtra) in next 3-4 days. Need to know can I use credit card for the payment and which credit cards to use. I have the below cards.

1. Amex platinum travel (for 4L milestone, not sure on accpetibility)
2. Biz Black (for flat 3.3%, Not sure on acceptibility)
3. Amazon pay ICICI ( Not sure if it gives rewards points anymore as during sample ITR payment it did not for me)
4. IDFC wealth (0.75 %)
5. SC smart (for 1K CB)

Also can I split the payment between the cards ?

 

[wuodland]

Most of these cards will work but the site might levy a 1% payment gateway charge too sadly.

 

[shrewdoc]

I have to pay around 5L of stamp duty and registration charges in Pune (Maharashtra) in next 3-4 days. Need to know can I use credit card for the payment and which credit cards to use. I have the below cards.

1. Amex platinum travel (for 4L milestone, not sure on accpetibility)
2. Biz Black (for flat 3.3%, Not sure on acceptibility)
3. Amazon pay ICICI ( Not sure if it gives rewards points anymore as during sample ITR payment it did not for me)
4. IDFC wealth (0.75 %)
5. SC smart (for 1K CB)

Also can I split the payment between the cards ?

APay gave me 1% for Token & Registration Payments but the gateway charges 1.18% extra. There is also a way to not pay these PG charges and still use a Credit Card, iykyk

 

[Card]

There is also a way to not pay these PG charges and still use a Credit Card, iykyk

What is that?

 

[Baki]

Probably he is talking about rupay credit card via qr code, but don't try as your amount is huge to be playing around, i tried with 10k on snadeal rupay, transaction failed recieved refund after 15 days

What is that?

 

[shrewdoc]

Probably he is talking about rupay credit card via qr code, but don't try as your amount is huge to be playing around, i tried with 10k on snadeal rupay, transaction failed recieved refund after 15 days

Transaction success depends on SBI payment gateway. It changes mood every hour. In one hour, all transactions will go through, then none in the next one, and again working after that.

Bs ye trick viral na ho jaye. Ise bhi patch kr denge nhito

 

[Baki]

Transaction success depends on SBI payment gateway. It changes mood every hour. In one hour, all transactions will go through, then none in the next one, and again working after that.

Bs ye trick viral na ho jaye. Ise bhi patch kr denge nhito

I think everyone knows this QR code tricks are universal, They can't do anything about it. Not much cards gives huge rewards on upi transactions, so they even don't bother i think.