Advantages of Linking your Aadhaar with Paytm account:

After Linking KYC documents to Paytm users can always transfer money to other Paytm accounts, other wallets, different bank accounts and their wallet limit will increase to Rs. 1 lakh Only these type of users up to 1 lakh can open their own savings account with the newly launched Paytm Payments Bank and earn complete assured interest on their savings Also, there are many big exclusive offers   Customers Would not Lose Their Money If you have cash in any of PPIs like Paytm, Ola Money, Google Tez, Sodexo, MobiKwik, Amazon Pay, but have yet to complete the KYC formalities for it, you will still be able to continue using your available balance for purchases post-February 28. Alternatively, you could always choose to close any of these PPI accounts and get the balance money transferred into your bank accounts. However, if Paytm customers were trying to initiate the process on February 28th, then it must be noted that the app was showing an 'error' message in the last hours before the deadline.The companies have been raising the issue for a while now stating that this  KYC process is very much a challenging one and that this measure would cost them their customers. There are currently about  200-300 million wallet users in the country.   Re-activation of Mobile Wallet Customers would be able to enjoy the fulltime services of their mobile wallets once they fill in their Aadhaar details which are the part of the process for Linking KYC Documents to Paytm. The process for most of the electronic wallets is almost the same You open the app and type in your registered mobile number. It'll send an OTP on the same number. Once you type the correct OTP in that account, you can upload your Aadhaar details as per your details. In case of Paytm, people can visit a nearest Paytm KYC centre or schedule a visit from a Paytm representative after uploading their Aadhaar details on the app.