Can I manage my Airtel Payments Bank corporate account from Open?

Yes. Connect your Airtel Payments Bank current account to Open to see balances, bring statements into your ERP and pay vendors over NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, next to your other banks.

Do I still need my Airtel Payments Bank corporate net banking login?

Not for day-to-day work. Open connects to Airtel Payments Bank through the bank’s APIs, so you do not log in to Airtel Payments Bank net banking to check balances, fetch statements or make payments. The bank’s authorisation steps are completed once with your authorised signatory.

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Connect your Airtel Payments Bank current accounts to Open. Check balances, fetch statements into your ERP and make single or bulk payments — without logging in to Airtel Payments Bank net banking.

Built by: Open
Type: Payments bank
Connection: Direct bank API

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How it works

Bring Airtel Payments Bank into your ERP

1
Connect your Airtel Payments Bank current account
Choose Airtel Payments Bank in Open and complete the bank’s authorisation steps with your authorised signatory.
2
Open fetches balances and statements
Once access is active, balances and transactions from Airtel Payments Bank come in through the bank’s API — no net banking logins.
3
Work inside your ERP and pay
Statements land in your ERP for reconciliation, and approved payments go out from your Airtel Payments Bank account via NEFT, RTGS or IMPS.

Save up to 20 hours

of manual work every month — no portal logins, statement downloads or upload files for Airtel Payments Bank.

What you can do with Airtel Payments Bank

Real-time balances
See Airtel Payments Bank balances next to every other bank you use.
Statements in your ERP
No more downloading statements from Airtel Payments Bank and uploading files.
Single and bulk payments
Pay vendors from your Airtel Payments Bank account and track each payment to settlement.
Faster reconciliation
Match Airtel Payments Bank transactions against ledger entries inside your ERP.

About the bank

About Airtel Payments Bank

Type: Payments bank
Based in: New Delhi
Founded: 2017

Airtel Payments Bank is a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel. It launched as a pilot in 2016 and went live across India in January 2017. As a payments bank it takes deposits and offers payments services but does not lend.

Payments banks hold deposits up to a regulatory limit per customer, so companies usually use them for collections and wallets, not as a main operating account.

Airtel Payments Bank connects to Open directly through the bank’s own APIs, so your ERP and Airtel Payments Bank work together without file uploads or portal logins. Open takes care of audits, security and the day-to-day management of the connection, and keeps it running smoothly.

Corporate net banking

Airtel Payments Bank corporate net banking, and how Open fits

Airtel Payments Bank offers corporate net banking so a business can view its accounts, make payments and download statements. It covers Airtel Payments Bank only, with its own login, user set-up and approval steps, so a team with accounts at several banks ends up working in several portals.

With Open, your Airtel Payments Bank current account sits on the same screen as your other banks. Balances and transactions come in through the bank’s APIs, statements go to your ERP for reconciliation, and approved payments leave from your Airtel Payments Bank account via NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, with no portal login for day-to-day work.

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Can I manage my Airtel Payments Bank corporate account from Open?: Yes. Connect your Airtel Payments Bank current account to Open to see balances, bring statements into your ERP and pay vendors over NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, next to your other banks.
Do I still need my Airtel Payments Bank corporate net banking login?: Not for day-to-day work. Open connects to Airtel Payments Bank through the bank’s APIs, so you do not log in to Airtel Payments Bank net banking to check balances, fetch statements or make payments. The bank’s authorisation steps are completed once with your authorised signatory.