https://g.co/tez/46811
By installing this app..u can instantly get 51 Rupees directly to your bank account.
Steps and producer :
1. U must hv a bank account in India.
2. Ur Mobile number would be registered to ur bank account.
3. Ur bank linked sim is currently available on your mobile handset on which u r going to install Tez app.
4. Now by clicking the above link download and install the app.
5. Now enter your language.
6. Enter your bank linked number for OTP registration.
7. Then add your Gmail.
8. Then add your bank account.
9. Then enter your UPI pin or generate your pin.
10. When all steps hv done...u just send Rs. 1 to me... Then u can instantly get Rs. 51 directly to your bank account.
My code : 46811
For better or for worse (mostly the latter), the Modi government has made paper money nearly as worthless as the much-reviled Sodexo coupons, also known as Monopoly money with an expiry date. It comes as no surprise then that digital payments shot up a whopping 400 to 1000 percent almost immediately after demonetisation last year, with virtually insignificant entities such as Paytm blowing up overnight. Needless to say, Google wants a piece of the burgeoning payments pie and Tez mobile payments app is how it intends to do just that.
Google has positioned the mobile payment app for myriad roles ranging from transactions at ecommerce portals and restaurants alike to transferring money between accounts/phone numbers and paying for a cup of chai at road-side stalls. Launched for Android and iOS, Google Tez is more than just a wallet app in the vein of Paytm. The idea here isn't to store money in a digital wallet that needs to be topped up before it can be put to use. And then to have it stolen multiple times from Paytm, as our resident camera expert George and an alarming number of my friends have experienced, but I get ahead of myself. Long story short, Google is less likely to scam you out of your cash.
Moving on, Tez works in roughly the similar way as mobile wallets from Apple, Android, and Samsung in the US, which not only serve as regular wallets but also double up as standalone applications where you can link your bank accounts and then use your phone to pay using those very accounts. What separates Tez from the competition is in the way it adopts the government-backed UPI standard and integrates mobile payments to individual accounts with large banks such as ICICI, HDFC, Axis, SBI and more. That being said Google's mobile payments app has a similar hard limit of Rs 1,00,000 or 20 transactions in a day.
That's the long and short of what Google Tez is all about. The app is a bit buggy at the moment and many of my colleagues faced random issues and UI gremlins, but none that caused major issues with payments and fund transfers. Now, let's get to the brass tacks and figure out how to go about installing, setting up, and finally using the app.
Step 1: Install the Tez app and link it to your phone number and email account
This is pretty much self-explanatory. Download the app from here.
Step 2: Verify your phone number and set up authentication
At least one of my colleagues faced issues with the phone verification process, but it took a few tries to get past the verification. The process luckily went smooth for me. Once that's done, the app must be password protected by either creating a new Google PIN exclusive to this app, or by opting to use the existing screen lock method.
That means, you can either use a screen lock PIN, password, pattern, or even your fingerprint. Strangely, the fingerprint option didn't work for my Mi Max 2. The Samsung Galaxy S8+ unit, however, managed to secure the app with the existing fingerprints.
Step 3: Link Tez with your bank account(s)
It's as simple as tapping the top left-hand side corner, followed by allowing the app to rummage through your messages. The bank account is linked quickly and effortlessly.
Step 4: Create UPI PIN for the bank account(s)
Another layer of security to verify whether you're the owner of the account and further secure the bank account with a separate UPI PIN.
Click on the rupee icon to initiate payment. You can either pay using the payee phone number, bank account number, QR code (for business establishments), or using the UPI ID. I chose the UPI ID of a friend and spent 50 bucks of my hard-earned money to help you guys get up to speed with this app. So don't forget to leave a comment in deference to my sacrifice. Once you've verified the UPI ID, you'll get the option to either pay or request for a payment. Thereafter, enter the amount to be transferred/requested and select the appropriate bank account where the transaction will take place. Then simply hit the big button at the bottom to make it happen.
After you have entered your UPI PIN, you should be able to see the transaction summary screen. However, I wasn't so lucky. Or rather we weren't so lucky. Multiple members of our team tried multiple transactions across different phones and all of us encountered error messages proclaiming that something went wrong. In all instances, strangely, the transactions were executed successfully, despite the error messages. Your mileage may wary, so be wary of making large transactions at this juncture
The cash mode is a nifty feature that allows two Tez app users to make transactions in a hassle-free manner just by bringing their phones in close proximity to each other. The feature uses audio cues, so you don't even need NFC to send or receive money between devices. The process is as simple as tapping the large Cash Mode button on both devices and then configure each device to either send or receive money with a simple swipe.
The process again is similar to the regular UPI payment option and involves selecting the appropriate bank account and entering the amount to be sent/requested. In this case, I'm paying Asif 10 bucks for your sakes, so don't forget to leave some kind words in the comments section.
And that's pretty much it. Tez is a nifty app that gives a quick and easy way to send and receive money. The Cash Mode is a neat feature to transfer money between parties physically close to each other. The app is a bit rough on the edges with quite a few bugs still extant in the final release. In fact, the slowdowns and glitches have already prompted many users to leave one-star reviews on the Play Store.
Needless to say, Google is bound to iron those out, even as it promises include tighter integration with larger ecommerce portals and traditional retail outlets/establishments to make the app more viable. Here's hoping that happens sooner rather than later.
Content peddler by day and avid gamer/DIY geek at night, Nachiket has been obsessed with computers and videogames since the days of the 8086. When he isn't wallowing in nostalgia, Nachiket spends his free time tinkering with hobby grade R/C, practicing archery, or just sharpening his knives for relaxation.
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