Google Pay: How to get a rangoli stamp and grab the prize money

The festive spree is here and different companies in the country are extending their offers in interesting ways. Google Pay is not behind and is all set to offer a few surprising features on the occasion of Diwali. It is providing Rs. 251 to anyone who manages to grab all five stamps, that includes a diya, a jhumka, flower, rangoli and a lantern. Have a look at how to grab these stamps.

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How to get Google Pay flower & rangoli stamp:

• Go to Paytm and 'add money' option. Then, enter any specific amount like Rs. 35 or more in your wallet. You can pay using Google Pay or UPI and there are high chances to get a flower or a rangoli stamp using this method.
• This is another method to get a rangoli stamp. Go to your Flipkart application and add products of Rs. 100 or more in your cart. Place the order via Google Pay or UPI. There is a tendency that you will get a rangoli stamp or flower stamp. Also, according to reports, if you cancel the order, you will get an instant refund. 

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What is the hype about Google Pay’s Diwali stamp?

Google Pay is offering Rs. 251 to its users who manage to grab all the five stamps mentioned above. All you need to is get these stamps by scanning festive items or by transferring money more than Rs. 33. Users in huge numbers are following the trend and sharing their experiences on social media. Have a look. 

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