Paytm (One 97 Communications Limited), a pioneer in mobile payments, QR codes, and Soundbox, has introduced Paytm Postpaid as a Credit Line on UPI. Powered by NPCI and in partnership with Suryodaya Small Finance Bank, this service provides instant short-term credit, enabling users to enjoy the convenience of “Spend Now, Pay Next Month.”
Paytm Postpaid also integrates features to simplify financial management:
Avijit Jain, Chief Operating Officer - Lending at Paytm, said, “In India, families and individuals often look for a little extra flexibility to manage their everyday expenses with ease. We are delighted to bring Paytm Postpaid, Credit Line on UPI, which makes it possible to spend instantly and comfortably repay the next month. Whether it’s paying at a local store, managing household bills, or shopping online, this solution is designed to make life simpler.”
He further added, “In partnership with Suryodaya Small Finance Bank and powered by NPCI, this launch reflects our commitment to offering secure, compliant, and innovative payment solutions that truly put consumers first.”
On September 17, 2025, Paytm share price opened at ₹1,230.00, touching the day’s low at ₹1,220.00, as of 10:53 AM on the NSE.
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With Paytm Postpaid on UPI, everyday payments become smarter, faster, and more flexible. This innovation empowers consumers to manage liquidity efficiently while giving merchants instant settlement, making transactions seamless across India.
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Published on: Sep 17, 2025, 1:13 PM IST
Nikitha Devi
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