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First option search of credit card to bank account services physical shop in your city. They charge 2%.I honestly don’t know what to do right now. My father is battling kidney failure, and the hospital bills are piling up faster than I can even process. By the 17th or 18th, I need to arrange ₹12L, and I’ve somehow managed to pull together most of it. But I’m still ₹5L short, and time is running out. I don’t have the option of borrowing from friends or family—that’s just not on the table for me. So I started looking at what I do have, and that’s my credit cards—Axis Neo RuPay with a ₹4L limit, HDFC Tata Neu Plus RuPay, and a few others. I thought maybe I could transfer money from my credit card to my bank account, but I need to find a way to do it without burning a hole in my pocket. A personal loan? Yeah, that’s an option, but honestly, I’d rather avoid it if I can. The interest is high, and the worst part? My father's medical insurance claim is already in process. I’ve been fighting tooth and nail with the insurance company, and I’m working with Insurance Samadhan to get it sorted. They’ve assured me that I should get reimbursed within the next month. So if I take a personal loan now, I’ll just be stuck paying unnecessary interest, and if I try to close it early, I’ll get hit with ridiculous pre-closure charges. I even considered setting up a merchant account in my mother’s name and doing multiple transactions, but let’s be real—that’s going to raise red flags, and the last thing I need is for my bank account to get blocked or an Income Tax Department Notice, when I need this money the most. The other option is those credit card to bank transfer apps, but I don’t trust them. Most of them charge insane 2-3%+ fees, and I can’t afford to get scammed in those scammy apps or stuck in another mess when I’m already drowning in this one. So, I’m out of ideas. If there’s any legit way to move this ₹5L from my credit card to my bank account without paying an insane amount in fees, I need to know. If not, I guess I’ll just have to take the bullet and take the personal loan. But if there’s even the slightest chance that I can avoid that, I’d rather go down that road if it is genuine. If anyone has been through something similar or knows of a way out, please help. I don’t have time to experiment, and I don’t want to make a mistake that could cost me even more. Every bit of advice counts right now.
Thank you
My Cards
AMEX - SmartEarn (Paid) - Rs. 2,43,000.
Axis Bank - Neo (LTF) & Airtel (Paid) - Rs. 4,00,000 combined.
Federal Bank - Imperio (LTF) - Rs. 1,86,000
HDFC Bank - Millennia (Paid) + Swiggy (LTF) + Tata Neu Plus Rupay (LTF) - Rs. 1,00,000 combined.
IDFC First Bank - Select (LTF) - Rs. 3,00,000.
Indusind EazyDiner (LTF) - Rs. 1,10,000
Kotak Mahindra Bank - Zen Signature (LTF) - Rs. 42,000
SBI Cashback (Paid) - Rs. 20,000
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Mostly business owners disable cc upi transaction above 2000. As mdr charges on cc upi r more Dan cc swipe.Jo bhi rupay hai unse you can do upi to hospital.
No harm in trying if possible ryt.Mostly business owners disable cc upi transaction above 2000. As mdr charges on cc upi r more Dan cc swipe.
How much is the mdr on upi on rupay??Mostly business owners disable cc upi transaction above 2000. As mdr charges on cc upi r more Dan cc swipe.
I have paytm machine so know about it's charges.How much is the mdr on upi on rupay??
Since you already hold IDFC CC, have a look at this thread, this might be useful to you.I honestly don’t know what to do right now. My father is battling kidney failure, and the hospital bills are piling up faster than I can even process. By the 17th or 18th, I need to arrange ₹12L, and I’ve somehow managed to pull together most of it. But I’m still ₹5L short, and time is running out. I don’t have the option of borrowing from friends or family—that’s just not on the table for me. So I started looking at what I do have, and that’s my credit cards—Axis Neo RuPay with a ₹4L limit, HDFC Tata Neu Plus RuPay, and a few others. I thought maybe I could transfer money from my credit card to my bank account, but I need to find a way to do it without burning a hole in my pocket. A personal loan? Yeah, that’s an option, but honestly, I’d rather avoid it if I can. The interest is high, and the worst part? My father's medical insurance claim is already in process. I’ve been fighting tooth and nail with the insurance company, and I’m working with Insurance Samadhan to get it sorted. They’ve assured me that I should get reimbursed within the next month. So if I take a personal loan now, I’ll just be stuck paying unnecessary interest, and if I try to close it early, I’ll get hit with ridiculous pre-closure charges. I even considered setting up a merchant account in my mother’s name and doing multiple transactions, but let’s be real—that’s going to raise red flags, and the last thing I need is for my bank account to get blocked or an Income Tax Department Notice, when I need this money the most. The other option is those credit card to bank transfer apps, but I don’t trust them. Most of them charge insane 2-3%+ fees, and I can’t afford to get scammed in those scammy apps or stuck in another mess when I’m already drowning in this one. So, I’m out of ideas. If there’s any legit way to move this ₹5L from my credit card to my bank account without paying an insane amount in fees, I need to know. If not, I guess I’ll just have to take the bullet and take the personal loan. But if there’s even the slightest chance that I can avoid that, I’d rather go down that road if it is genuine. If anyone has been through something similar or knows of a way out, please help. I don’t have time to experiment, and I don’t want to make a mistake that could cost me even more. Every bit of advice counts right now.
Thank you
My Cards
AMEX - SmartEarn (Paid) - Rs. 2,43,000.
Axis Bank - Neo (LTF) & Airtel (Paid) - Rs. 4,00,000 combined.
Federal Bank - Imperio (LTF) - Rs. 1,86,000
HDFC Bank - Millennia (Paid) + Swiggy (LTF) + Tata Neu Plus Rupay (LTF) - Rs. 1,00,000 combined.
IDFC First Bank - Select (LTF) - Rs. 3,00,000.
Indusind EazyDiner (LTF) - Rs. 1,10,000
Kotak Mahindra Bank - Zen Signature (LTF) - Rs. 42,000
SBI Cashback (Paid) - Rs. 20,000
@Vasuki @SSV @D₹V @helloworld @Tejo @sidp @Abhishek012 @BVC @HumorSimpson @Zacobite @vine @NShah @CMG @RAMESH BABU N @SpiesCan'tCatchMe @vaibhav111 @Strange @saver-user @Pissant