Ever needed to buy an app, game, book, movie, music track or even a magazine from Google Play store, but hit by the hustle of entering Credit Card or Debit Card details during payment. Now buying anything from Google Play store is as simple as recharging your mobile. To help you with that, Indian mobile recharge companies Paytm and Freecharge now offers Google Play recharges.
Customers can buy Google Play credits directly from Paytm and FreeCharge. You can do a Google Play recharge for minimum Rs 100 to a maximum of Rs 1500 in a single go. Once your purchase or recharge for the amount of credit you’d like to add to your Google Play account, these stores will offer Google Play Recharge codes or voucher codes. You can redeem this recharge codes under Google Play store to add the amount to your account. You can then use this Google Play credits to purchase any apps, games or media content.
You won’t need a credit card to redeem this Google Play Recharge Code. Also, the Google Play account balance comes with infinite validity or doesn’t expire. Google through the recharge option in Paytm and FreeCharge has added more convenience for a user to buy anything from its Play store. You can buy apps, games, music, movies, TV shows, magazines subscription or books on Google Play India like you do a mobile recharge.
Earlier Google India has launched carrier billing as a payment option in Play store. Started with Idea Cellular, the carrier billing option was expanded to Airtel and Vodafone India recently. The carrier billing option allows you to pay for the contents from your main phone balance for prepaid customers or added to your monthly phone bill for postpaid customers. In addition to the carrier billing, Google Play supports Credit cards, Debit Cards, and Net banking as payment options.
This post was last modified on February 6, 2018 12:21 pm