Paytm Payments Bank is a payments bank, which means it can accept deposits but cannot lend money. Its statement reflects this different business model.

Downloading your statement

Open the Paytm app. Go to "Paytm Bank" in the bottom menu. Tap on your balance. Select "Bank Statement." Choose a date range and download the PDF. The statement goes to your registered email as well.

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Download takes seconds from the app.

What the statement shows

Paytm Payments Bank statements show all UPI transactions, wallet top-ups, bill payments, and fund transfers. The format includes date, narration, debit, credit, and balance columns. UPI transaction IDs are included in the narration field.

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Every transaction, neatly listed and dated.

Interest on balance

Paytm Payments Bank offers interest on savings balances. The rate has been around 2.5% per year. Interest credits appear monthly or quarterly depending on the current terms. Check the narration for "INTEREST CREDIT" entries.

Limitations as a payments bank

Payments banks in India cannot hold more than Rs 2 lakh per customer. They cannot issue credit cards or loans. For large transactions or borrowing, you need a full-service bank account. Paytm Payments Bank statements are generally accepted for lower-value verifications but may not be accepted for large loan applications or visa purposes.

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