150+ digital
channels.
35+ lakh
physical outlets.
Be where your Customers prefer to pay.
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What's new?
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New categories
National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) and National Pension Scheme (NPS) will soon be supported on Bharat BillPay platform.
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Benefits
8+ crore Customers have used Bharat BillPay
for bill payments.
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Reach your Customers easily
Collect via our network of 150+ digital and 35+ lakh physical channels.
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Optimise the collection process
Digitalise your collection process with us.
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One simple
integrationGo live on all Bharat BillPay enabled collection channels.
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Fast settlements
Collect your dues faster than ever with multiple settlement cycles per day.
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Trusted platform
Over 1.2 crore unique transactions for 20+ categories are routed via Bharat BillPay per month.
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Secure system
Operating at the highest compliance standards, regularly updated by the Bharat BillPay Central Unit.
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Access rich insights
Discover your Customers' preferred payment channels, modes and other performance insights on the Biller dashboard.
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Complaints or
refund requests?Get access to a centralised dispute management portal.
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20+ Categories
More categories coming soon.
Related question(s)
What’s in it for Billers?
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Bharat BillPay
platformOne simple integration to go live on all Bharat BillPay enabled channels.
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Custom
solutionsBharat BillPay offers custom tech solutions to integrate every kind of Biller.
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UPMS
Optimise recurring payments for your Customers with auto-reminders, auto-debit mandates and elimination of repeat reminders from other live channels.
Learn more
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Biller dashboard
Discover rich insights like your business performance, Operating Units’ performance, Customers’ preferred payment modes, channels and more.
Impact
70% of the total digital collections for Uttarakhand Power Corp. are powered by Bharat BillPay.
Punjab State Power Corp. expands its digital footprint, 52% collections via Bharat BillPay channels.
21,159 Billers have already joined.
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FAQs
The cost to collect payments with Bharat BillPay is conditional and varies according to the agreement between the Biller Operating Unit and the Biller.
Yes. A Biller Operating Unit may delist a Biller on valid and justifiable grounds like breach of Bharat BillPay system guidelines, an agreement failure between the Biller OU & the Biller or the Biller declaring bankruptcy or indulging in fraudulent practices that compromise or jeopardise the ecosystem. The Biller Operating Unit is expected to send a formal intimation to the Bharat BillPay Central Unit within 30 days of the event necessitating delisting.
Yes. A Biller can change their default Biller Operating Unit for valid reasons after giving a 60 day notice period to the existing default Biller Operating Unit and Customer Operating Unit. On being satisfied with the reasons, the Bharat BillPay Central Unit will carry out the change and advise the system participants.
Bharat BillPay offers up to 4 settlement cycles per day. Note that the exact duration for the settlement depends upon the Operating Unit and varies according to the category.
Billers have to share bill information at regular intervals, work with their Operating Units to resolve complaints and disputes, reconcile the funds remitted by the Operating Units regularly and process refund requests.
Biller Operating Units have to onboard Billers, carry out settlement of funds on behalf of Billers, handle messages and alerts to fetch bills and process payments, and manage complaints and disputes.