Jio Money

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Jio Money is a popular digital payment method in India. It was launched in 2016 by Jio, an Indian telecommunications company. This payment method allows users to pay bills, […]

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Jio Money is a popular digital payment method in India. It was launched in 2016 by Jio, an Indian telecommunications company. This payment method allows users to pay bills, transfer money, and make online purchases.

Jio Money users first need to download the app on their smartphone and create an account. Once registered, they can load money into their Jio Money account using a debit or credit card or by visiting a recharge point.

Users can then use their Jio Money account to make online payments on a variety of websites and apps, including online stores, booking and ticketing services, electricity and phone bills, and more.

In addition to online payments, Jio Money users can also make in-person transactions by using the app’s QR code to scan and pay participating merchants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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