India Post Payments Bank Customers Can Check Balance, Other Details With WhatsApp

The instant messaging app, WhatsApp, is now used by many public and private sector organizations to communicate with their customers. At present several banks have started offering banking services via WhatsApp. One such organization is India Post Payments Bank, now offering WhatsApp banking services. As a customer of IPPB, you can take advantage of this service to check account balances, mini statements, and more.

India Post Payments Bank Got WhatsApp Banking Services

• To begin using WhatsApp banking with India Post Payments Bank on your smartphone, start by saving the number 8904893642 in your mobile contacts.
• Next, send a message saying “hello” to the saved number.
• India Post Payments Bank will instantly provide a list of available services.
• Now, enter the keyword of the service you require from the provided list, click on it, and start using it.

Utilizing India Post Payments Bank’s WhatsApp Banking offers a simple and convenient process, allowing you to enjoy 24×7 banking facilities. In addition to this, you can take advantage of various benefits, such as checking your account balance, obtaining mini-statements, and accessing other essential services.

A collaboration between India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) and Airtel has resulted in the launch of WhatsApp Banking Services for IPPB customers, enabling them to access banking services on their mobile phones. This collaboration aimed to provide multi-language support, offering added convenience, especially for customers in rural areas who can now access banking services in their preferred language.

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“We are overwhelmed to collaborate with Bharti Airtel as our partner in driving digital and financial inclusion in India. We believe that financial services driven by technology have great potential and can go a long way in ensuring that the best financial products reach the farthest corners of the country,” said Gursharan Rai Bansal, CGM and CSMO of India Post Payments Bank.