Which apps allow paying CC bill via UPI via Amazon Pay Wallet?

[ontherocks]

Which apps allow paying CC bill via UPI option via Amazon Pay full KYC Wallet?
I knew Paytm did, but now I do not see that option anymore. GPay, PhonePe doesn't have that option.
What are the other options?



Edit: Found Airtel Thanks app to support UPI via wallets, but inside Amazon Pay UPI, it doesn't allow paying via Amazon Pay Wallet

 

[vchouksey80]

CC bill payment via MobiKwik, then select pay by any UPI app, and select Amazon Pay UPI

 

[shankar@01]

Which apps allow paying CC bill via UPI option via Amazon Pay full KYC Wallet?
I knew Paytm did, but now I do not see that option anymore. GPay, PhonePe doesn't have that option.
What are the other options?

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Edit: Found Airtel Thanks app to support UPI via wallets, but inside Amazon Pay UPI, it doesn't allow paying via Amazon Pay Wallet

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Innopay app from play Store

 

[vine]

CC bill payment via MobiKwik, then select pay by any UPI app, and select Amazon Pay UPI

@ontherocks did this work?

 

[panchabhut]

Innopay - both app needs to be in same device

 

[dexter_greycells]

@ontherocks did this work?

My fellow Firefox brother, it does. That's how I have done it for months since the HDFC Platinum DC + SBI UniPay money minting machine was shut down.

To you and the OP, BillDesk and Vi are other alternatives.

 

[ontherocks]

@ontherocks did this work?

Yep, it worked.

 

[ontherocks]

To you and the OP, BillDesk and Vi are other alternatives.

Does VI app need to have a VI number?

 

[panchabhut]

Does VI app need to have a VI number?

yes. Also, Vi only recognizes BHIM app.

 

[WandereR]

My fellow Firefox brother, it does. That's how I have done it for months since the HDFC Platinum DC + SBI UniPay money minting machine was shut down.

To you and the OP, BillDesk and Vi are other alternatives.

How does that work? Max 2k per account per month can be loaded free of cost, isn't it?

 

[dexter_greycells]

How does that work? Max 2k per account per month can be loaded free of cost, isn't it?

We are talking about Amazon Pay Wallet with Full KYC, or in other words, Amazon Pay Wallet UPI here. I have never loaded it using a CC; so I don't know those limits. A quick web search will answer that for you.

 

[panchabhut]

We are talking about Amazon Pay Wallet with Full KYC, or in other words, Amazon Pay Wallet UPI here. I have never loaded it using a CC; so I don't know those limits. A quick web search will answer that for you.

any offer on Amz wallet load?

 

[WandereR]

We are talking about Amazon Pay Wallet with Full KYC, or in other words, Amazon Pay Wallet UPI here. I have never loaded it using a CC; so I don't know those limits. A quick web search will answer that for you.

Yup, I was referring to full kya wallet upi itself. I assumed you're loading it with a CC. Can you share how you're loading it for benefit?

 

[abyclassic]

AmazonPay will allow only Amazon UPI option or Amazon wallet option for such payments. Not AmazonPay Wallet. Amazon UPI = pay directly from bank account. Amazon wallet has loading charges if used by credit card. AmazonPay gift cards can be added only as AmazonPay Wallet, which is not available for these payment.

 

[aniplox]

can't you send to bank directly from wallet? why need this extra steps.

 

[dexter_greycells]

any offer on Amz wallet load?

None. I just avoid taking money from friends and family into any of my bank accounts. That's where the Amazon Wallet UPI comes in.

Yup, I was referring to full kya wallet upi itself. I assumed you're loading it with a CC. Can you share how you're loading it for benefit?

Absolutely no wallet loading benefit. If anything, I am losing interest money!

 

[panchabhut]

None. I just avoid taking money from friends and family into any of my bank accounts. That's where the Amazon Wallet UPI comes in.


Absolutely no wallet loading benefit. If anything, I am losing interest money!

you an always transfer from Amz wallet to your own acct