NPCI Bharat BillPay Ltd. (NBBL), a completely owned subsidiary of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), in affiliation with State Bank of India (SBI), has onboarded SBI National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) on its Bharat BillPay platform for the comfort of travellers.
The class is already reside with SBI NCMC playing cards for Noida Metro, Nagpur Metro, MMRDA Line 2A & 7, Chennai Metro, Kanpur Metro, and Parliament Canteen by way of the financial institution’s Bharat BillPay-enabled utility, SBI Unipay, and extra platforms will go reside with the service quickly, NBBL stated in a press release.
The introduction of NCMC Recharge as a biller class will allow clients to recharge/top-up their playing cards on-line, avoiding lengthy queues and making certain a hassle-free expertise, NBBL stated. Customers can top-up their NCMC playing cards with as much as ₹10,000 on-line by way of Bharat BillPay-enabled platforms, supporting varied strategies reminiscent of pay as you go, debit, and bank cards. After the recharge, they simply have to faucet their NCMC card on the terminal to replace their stability.
Noopur Chaturvedi, CEO, NBBL stated, “NCMC customers, across locations, can now enjoy a seamless experience while recharging, at the platform of their choice. This is one more step to ease digital payments, backed by the certainty, reliability, and safety of our Bharat BillPay platform.”
Mahesh Kumar Sharma, DMD (Transaction Banking & New Initiatives), SBI stated, “Through this development, SBI NCMC cardholders can avoid long queues and enjoy the instant and secure option of topping up their wallets via SBI Unipay and all other Bharat BillPay-enabled digital front-end platforms.”
