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Paytm Share Price: Stock Plunges 10%, Goldman Sachs Sees Potential Tailwinds Ahead
Paytm Share Price slipped on Thursday, October 8. Shares of One 97 Communications dropped by as much as 10% at one point in the session, then bounced back and reduced the fall. Earlier, the stock hit a low of ₹1,558.80 on the NSE, before it steadied a bit. Around 1:16 PM, the shares were at ₹1,639.30 each. That was a drop of 5.36% from the previous level. Just before that, near noon, the stock was down close to 5.2%. At that time, it traded at ₹1,640.50. The big swing appeared to be linked to reports about the possible rollout of the merchant discount rate, or MDR, for some UPI payments.
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Paytm Shares Fall Amid MDR Rollout Reports
Paytm shares fell after news that the MDR rollout might be delayed. Traders and some industry groups were said to have asked for a postponement. The claim was that the start date could move from October 15, 2026 to January 2027. Those asks were reported to have been sent to the Finance Ministry and the National Payments Corporation of India, or NPCI. Still, there is no official word that such a request was made. There is also no confirmed decision on any change to the rollout. The MDR update matters to Paytm. The firm expects the new rule set to open more money from merchant transactions. It says such transactions were earlier handled without these charges.
What Goldman Sachs Thinks About Paytm
In a choppy market, a new Goldman Sachs note has put Paytm back in focus. The bank’s analysts pointed to a few factors that could support the payments firm. This year, the NPCI moved the deadline for UPI firms again. UPI providers now have until December 31, 2026 to meet the 30% market share cap. Goldman Sachs said this market share rule may matter a lot for Paytm. In their view, tighter monitoring by regulators could lead to a steadier competitive setup across UPI. The report also cited Paytm’s current share, its revenue progress, and what it sees as improving margins. The analysts expect these trends to keep going.
UPI MDR may help Paytm earn more
NPCI said it will charge an MDR of as much as 0.4% for UPI person-to-merchant payments over ₹2,000. This rule is set to start on October 15, 2026. Paytm thinks this will add income. It says many merchant payments that used to be free may now fall into the charged group. Goldman Sachs has already adjusted its numbers for Paytm to include the new UPI MDR. The firm is said to have lifted its earnings-per-share view by as much as 39%. Its EBITDA outlook may rise by around 40%. There is more upside in other areas too. Goldman also points to growth in Paytm’s Postpaid service. It also mentions a possible relaunch of Paytm Wallet.
Paytm Payments Bank updates
Investor mood shifted after news tied to Paytm Payments Bank. The Reserve Bank of India removed Paytm Payments Bank Limited from the list of recognised scheduled banks. This happened after the bank’s licence was cancelled. Earlier, the RBI cancelled the licence in April. The RBI said the bank did not follow key regulatory rules. It also said the way the bank ran its affairs could harm depositors’ interests. Later, the Delhi High Court ordered the winding up of Paytm Payments Bank.
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