How much money is deposited in different bank accounts? Paytm will give you the complete status of your finances on a single-screen

Paytm total balance check feature: Now the total balance of all bank accounts linked to UPI can be seen on a single screen through the Paytm app.

Paytm total balance check feature: Digital payment company Paytm has started another big facility for its users. Now the total balance of all bank accounts linked to UPI can be seen on a single screen through the Paytm app. This facility is especially useful for those who have more than one bank account and are troubled by repeatedly going to different apps to check their balance.

Now users will not need to add the balance of different bank accounts, because the Paytm app is showing them the total balance in real-time in an integrated form.

Now the hassle of adding manually is over

Till now, users had to check the balance of different accounts and add them themselves. But under this new feature of Paytm, once the UPI PIN is entered, the balance of all linked bank accounts is automatically added and shown on a single screen. This makes financial planning, budgeting, control over expenses and saving much easier.

Financial tracking is now smarter and easier than before

Paytm has always made features easier and smarter for its users. Regarding this new feature, a company spokesperson said, "We are constantly innovating to make financial management simple and transparent. Now users can easily see the total and individual balance of all their bank accounts on the Paytm app, which will help them make better and accurate financial decisions."

How to use this feature?

Open the Paytm app and go to the "Balance & History" section.

If you haven't linked your bank accounts to UPI yet, link them first.

After linking, enter the UPI PIN to check the balance of each account.

As you check the balance of any one account, the app will automatically add up the total balance of all linked accounts at the top of the screen.

Who will benefit the most?

Those who have separate bank accounts for salary, savings and expenses

Those who check balance frequently

Those who need to plan their expenses and savings

Those who want to avoid the hassle of tracking apps