When Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma slipped into Twitter user’s DM

The user, Ishant Juyal, was among the first Twitter threads to talk about the everyday use of the fintech app for payments and other transactions.

Ishant Juyal said in a statement, “For me, Paytm has always been the go-to app for UPI. But yes, the connectivity thing of jeepay is better, so 1:1 transaction with jeepay is easy. For merchants and QR, Paytm is the best. Is.” Tweet.

Seeing the buzz on the social media platform, Sharma slammed the user’s DM seeking feedback. “Hola Ishant,” Sharma texted him.

“What will Paytm do for you to visit the app for 1:1 payments? Give me feedback as a product manager and user. TIA,” he said.

Juyal was delighted with the message from the Paytm founder and shared the excitement on his timeline.

Juyal later tweeted, “Imagine being the founder of Paytm and reaching out to users for feedback. Still can’t believe this has happened. Who said tweeting won’t get you space?”

Paytm’s parent company One97 Communications Ltd raised $2.5 billion in its IPO, but a 27% drop as of early November 18 made it the worst by a major technology firm since the dot-com bubble era in the late 1990s. Made one of the early performances. ,

Paytm shares fall to the lowest level ever 990 on the BSE declined over 4% in Wednesday’s trading session. The digital payments and financial services firm’s stock is now down more than 53% from its IPO issue price 2,150 after its disappointing listing and bearish thoughts.

The company registered a jump of more than 4 times in loan disbursement with 44 lakh loans during the period October-December 2021 Rs 2,180 crore was disbursed from its platform, while 8.81 lakh were of loan value 470 crore in the year-ago period.

During the quarter ended September, Paytm’s net loss widened marginally 473.5 crore from 436.7 crore in the year-ago quarter. Its revenue from operations grew 64% year-over-year (YoY) 1,090 crores. The company is yet to release its earnings for the third quarter (Q3FY22).