Good News: GSTN Adds 4 New States for GST Payments Through Credit Cards/Debit Cards on the GST Portal

The GST Portal has recently issued an update, introducing the option to make GST payments through Credit Cards and Debit Cards. To utilize this feature, taxpayers should opt for the E-payment option, where they will find a specific section dedicated to Credit/Debit Card payments, now the GSTN has added 4 new states i.e. Jharkhand, Karnataka, Rajasthan and Tripura.

It is essential for taxpayers to carefully review the transaction charges associated with each payment method, particularly when selecting Credit Cards, Debit Cards, or Bhim UPI sub-payment modes.

To proceed with Credit/Debit Card payments, users need to follow these steps:

1. Select the E-payment option.

2. Within the E-payment section, choose the Credit/Debit Card option.

3. Subsequently, select the preferred bank for the transaction.

4. Tick the agreement box for terms and conditions.

5. Click on the “Make Payment” button to complete the transaction.

The following charges are applicable to payments made through credit cards, debit cards, and UPI:

1. Assam

2. Delhi

3. Goa

4. Gujarat

5. Haryana

6. Himachal Pradesh

7. Kerala

8. Madhya Pradesh

9. Maharashtra

10. Odisha

11. Jharkhand

12. Karnataka

13. Rajasthan

14. Tripura

This is Applicable for all Credit/Debit cards powered by Rupay, MasterCard, Visa and Diners at present via Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Source from: https://twitter.com/Infosys_GSTN/status/1755176834264678739

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