JioPOS Lite app will let you earn money on recharging other Jio numbers, here’s how

What's JioPOS Lite app

The JioPOS Lite app is basically a platform to recharge Jio numbers. It may sound similar to MyJio app or Jio website, but the telco doesn't offer you commission on the latter apps. The JioPOS Lite lets you earn a percentage of every recharge you do via the app. For that, you need to be a Jio Partner, which can be done through JioPOS Lite app. The registration process doesn't require any paperwork or physical verification, but you need to have a Jio number to be eligible to become a Jio Partner.

How much commission do you get

Jio promises to offer 4.16 percent commission to Jio Partners for every Jio recharge you perform for others. You can monitor these earnings from the passbook feature within the app that keeps transaction records of the last 20 days.

How to earn money using JioPOS Lite app

• You need to first download the JioPOS Lite app for Android via the Google Play Store.
• Once the app is installed, give it the necessary permissions and login with your Jio number and email id to become Jio Partner.
• After the registration process is done, the app will ask you to load money of Rs 500, Rs 1,000, and Rs 2,000 denominations into your wallet.
• You're now all set to go. For every Jio prepaid recharge you perform for someone else, 4.16 percent of the recharge amount will be credited back.
• Since the app doesn't ask for bank details, the commission will most likely be transferred to JioPOS Lite's wallet, which you can use for the next recharge. 

Airtel Super Hero feature

Airtel has also announced a similar scheme for its customers. It's called Airtel Super Hero feature, which is integrated within the MyAirtel app. It will allow Airtel users to enrol themselves as a 'superhero' and earn commission on recharging other Airtel numbers. Unlike Jio, Airtel allows you to use debit cards, credit cards, UPI, net banking, Airtel payments bank, and e-wallets as payment methods. The deducted amount will be 4 percent less than the actual MRP of the recharge.