Airtel, one of India's leading telecom providers, was the first to introduce 5G service commercially in India. The arrival of 5G services in India has sent shockwaves across the industry. Airtel has made use of the game changing technology to emulate plans for its 5G-ready customers.

What is 5G

Gone are the days of laggy internet speeds and hazy video calls. In ideal conditions, 5G can reach download speeds of 10 gigabits per second (10Gbps) compared to 4G's maximum of 100 megabits per second (100Mbps).

5G significantly improves speed and offers ultra-low latency (response time). Due to limited coverage and device compatibility, the cutting-edge technology still has a long way to go to overpower 4G.

Airtel's 5G offering 'Unlimited 5G data' is available on all its data-enabled plans. The device has to be 5G compatible, and the area needs 5G network coverage for the plan to work.

Choose the right plan for you

There are multiple 5G plans from Airtel, and choosing the right one that fits you might be difficult. Keep in mind the following factors to make an informed decision:

Data usage: Choose the data plan that caters to your needs. There are a variety of data offerings with daily limits ranging from 1GB to 3GB per day or a generous allocation of data for the service validity allocation.

Budget: Set a realistic budget to cover your data needs. Try choosing from the 'Truly Unlimited' plans that provide unlimited voice calls, 5G data, and SMS. Some plans also include add-on benefits such as subscriptions to premium streaming services.

5G coverage: Check if your location has 5G coverage. It will only work if the area is covered by a 5G network.

Device compatibility: All upcoming phones are 5G enabled; check if your existing phone is 5G enabled to ride the 5G wave.

Airtel 5G plans

Airtel Truly Unlimited 5G plans range from 155 to 3,359. The plans provide various service validity, SMS quotas, data limits, and additional benefits.

Here are some of the highly preferred Airtel 5G plans

You can recharge your Airtel SIM with Truly Unlimited 5G plans using the BBPS platform on Bajaj Finserv. The Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS) is a payment method conceptualised and governed by the RBI to simplify online transactions.

Below listed are the benefits of recharging your Airtel SIM on the Bajaj Finserv BBPS platform:

Ease of payment

You can recharge your mobile with Airtel 5G plans at any time from the comfort of your home before the due date.

Multiple payment methods

The Bajaj Finserv BBPS platform allows you to use credit/debit cards, net banking, UPI, or e-wallet to make transactions incredibly convenient.

Safe and secure

The Bajaj Finserv BBPS platform provides a safe and secure payment platform. Your payment details are secure with the platform's robust security measures.

Instant billing receipts

You will receive instant transaction IDs and billing receipts when you complete your Airtel recharge.

To recharge your Airtel SIM on the BBPS platform of Bajaj Finserv, follow these steps: 

1. Log in to the Bajaj Finserv app or website

2. Go to 'BILLS AND RECHARGES' and select 'MOBILE RECHARGE'

3. Enter your 10-digit mobile number and click on 'PROCEED'

4. Select an Airtel 5G plan of your choice and click on the 'SELECT' option next to the plan

5. Click on 'PROCEED' to initiate the payment

6. Select a payment method from the list of available payment options, such as credit cards, debit cards, UPI, Bajaj Pay Wallet, and net banking

7. After choosing your preferred payment mode, enter the requested payment details

8. Check the details you entered and click on 'PAY NOW'

After the payment, you will receive a notification for a successful transaction and a receipt.

5G has undeniably impacted and revolutionised customer experience, offering them more data, faster speeds, and innovative features. Choosing the right plan and platform for recharges can be a task. The Bajaj Finserv BBPS platform has simplified the process so you can make hassle-free and safe transactions.

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