Paytm is an Indian fintech best known for consumer payments and merchant payment acceptance, including UPI-based payments and in-store QR acceptance products. Paytm also runs financial services distribution offerings (for example, lending and wealth products through group entities) and a large offline distribution footprint. The company’s work spans product and engineering, risk and fraud operations, customer support, sales, and business operations. Paytm is publicly listed in India under the parent company name One 97 Communications Limited.

Paytm is headquartered in Noida, with additional offices listed in cities including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata. Many corporate roles appear office-based (often tagged on-site in listings), while sales and field roles are location-tied by design.

Paytm offers real entry points through internships and “associate” style roles, but Paytm does not show a consistently visible, high-volume graduate pipeline in the way large banks and global tech companies do. Hiring structure exists, yet public candidate feedback points to uneven experiences and limited transparency on timelines and feedback. Learning and benefits are described on the Paytm careers site, but early-career outcomes are difficult to validate and recent headcount reduction adds uncertainty for first-job stability.