Mint Money app introduces bill payments feature in partnership with NPCI: All you need to know
You can now pay bills on the Mint Money app.
The Mint Money app is adding a new bill payments feature in partnership with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). The personal finance app already allows users to check their credit score, discover personal loan options. The app is powered by Bharat Connect, the Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS) ecosystem operated by NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited (NBBL).

Puneet Jain, CEO of Hindustan Times Digital, introduced the feature on Thursday. With the new bill payments tool, the Mint Money app is expanding its offering to cover more of users’ everyday financial needs on a single platform.

Check your credit score in minutes
Mint Money app users can check their credit score for free and get easy-to-understand insights into their credit profile. The app also provides personalised tips for users looking to improve their credit score.
Important disclosure: Mint Money is a digital platform that facilitates loans through lending partners. Its listed lending partners include Akara Capital Advisors Private Limited (Stashfin), Aditya Birla Finance Limited, Si Creva Capital Services Private Limited (Kissht), Credit Saison India Private Limited (Credit Saison), SMFG India Credit Company Limited (SMFG), and EarlySalary Services Private Limited (Fibe). Loan approval, interest rates, fees and other terms are subject to the respective lender's eligibility criteria and terms.
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