Delhi Metro and Airtel Payments Bank have partnered with each other. This partnership has made the work of the general public easier, as it has now become convenient to recharge the Metro Smart Card. Actually, now users can easily recharge their Metro Smart Card through Airtel Payment Bank. Even before this, Airtel Payment Bank was providing various types of services to its customers, but now one more name has been added to this list. This will give relief to the people living in metro city. Users will be able to recharge Metro Smart Card in just one click through their smartphones. Now the users will not have to go to the metro station and stand in long queues to recharge the metro smart card.
This news has really made many people happy, but the question is what is its process? How can I recharge my Metro Card from Airtel Payment Bank? Its processor is as easy as recharging a phone number. The good thing is that the companies have claimed that this transaction will be completely secure. Along with this, card and net banking details will also have to be filled only once in the app.
How to recharge Delhi Metro Smart Card?
- You have to open Airtel Thanks App on your smartphone.
- After this you have to click on the Airtel Payment Bank section.
- Here you will see the Metro Recharge icon. Click on this icon.
- Now enter the DMRC smart card number written on your metro card.
- Now fill the amount you want to recharge here.
- After this make the payment. By doing this your recharge will be completed.
Note : You have to sync by tapping on Add Value Machine before using the card at the metro station.
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