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Rishi Chavan
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Which UPI App is more rewarding for you? For me surprisingly, it's Paytm. I have won ā¹259 as cashback from it and that too in a less span of time. It's cashback points are still useless. (1st image) Earlier Gpay used to give me huge cashbacks but now is not the case, rewarding no or low cashback for a couple of months now. (2nd image) Phonepe on the other hand always gifted me useless vouchers but after its recent UI update they have rolled out more offers and cashbacks. (3rd image) Worthy Mentions- Mobikwik and Bhim UPI have also given cashbacks and discounts of upto ā¹30 on Minimum Order Value of ā¹500.
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