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How to add GST details

Add GST if you are registered so invoices/processing align to your business status.

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Written by Sumit Kapoor
Updated over 3 months ago

Introduction

GST (Goods and Services Tax) details are required only if you are GST registered. Providing GST information ensures that invoices, tax handling, and settlement processing are aligned with your registered business status.

GST details are collected during the bank account setup flow and are optional for users who are not registered under GST.

When GST Details Are Required

You should add GST details if:

  • You are registered under GST

  • You are required to issue GST-compliant invoices

  • Your business operates under a GSTIN

If you are not GST registered, you can declare exemption during setup.


Where to Add GST Details

GST details are added from:

Profile → Bank Details

There is no separate GST setup page. GST information is entered as part of the bank account details form.


Step-by-Step: How to Add GST Details

  1. Open the Profile section in the Lynk app

  2. Tap on Bank Details

  3. Fill in your bank account information

  4. Enter your GST number (GSTIN) in the GST field

  5. If not registered, select “I declare I am exempt from GST registration”

  6. Tap Save Bank Details

GST details are saved along with your bank and PAN information.


Important Notes About GST Details

  • GST details are optional and only required for registered users

  • GST must be a valid 15-character GSTIN

  • Incorrect GST information may impact invoice compliance

  • Declaring exemption is mandatory if you do not provide a GST number


What Happens After GST Details Are Added

  • Payments and invoices reflect your GST registration status

  • Settlement processing aligns with your compliance setup

  • No additional action is required unless details change

You can update GST details later by editing your bank details.


Summary

GST details in Lynk are added during bank account setup. Registered users should provide their GST number, while non-registered users can declare exemption. This ensures that invoicing and payment processing remain compliant with your business status.

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