What it does
Paytm Money is an Indian investment and brokerage platform for stocks, mutual funds, IPOs and related products, subject to current availability. A customer completes KYC, selects a product, places an investment or trade instruction, and receives settlement through the relevant regulated entity or partner.
Paytm Money's FAQ and terms give Paytm Money Limited's SEBI stock-broker registration as INZ000240532. Its terms say platform fees, brokerage, interest for funded trades and other charges may apply. The Paytm brand does not make every product a bank deposit or guarantee a return; the selected product's entity, issuer, fees and grievance route control.
- Built by
- Paytm Money Limited, Paytm
- Based in
- Bengaluru
- Made for
- Retail investors and savers
Compiled by the Takṣa team from public information, last updated 8 October 2026. Sources: Paytm Money FAQ, Paytm Money terms, Paytm Money App Store listing.
How to get it
Open Paytm Money- Price
- Product-specific platform fees, brokerage, interest and other charges may apply; check the current tariff and terms
- Platforms
- Web, Android and iOS
- Languages
- English
- Stage
- Live
Why it fits India
Puts Indian stocks, mutual funds, IPOs and related regulated services in one app.
- Indian investment rails
- The platform's stock-brokerage workflow depends on Indian KYC, exchange, demat, fund and other regulated infrastructure.
- Consumer app access
- Stocks, mutual funds and IPOs are listed in the app materials, while the live platform controls current availability.
- Product-specific responsibility
- The broker, depository participant, pension intermediary, fund house and other provider can differ by product.
What users say0
Who builds it2
- Paytm Money LimitedOperating stock-broker entity
Paytm Money's terms identify Paytm Money Limited as the registered stock broker; other products may use different entities or partners.
- PaytmGroup brand context
The Paytm Money brand does not replace the product-specific legal and regulated disclosures.