PayPal Salaries in Bangalore

7 salary records · Early data · Software Engineer is the most reported role
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Salaries at PayPal in Bangalore range from ₹34.50L (P25) to ₹57.95L (P75), with a median CTC of ₹48.40L. At the median that's about ₹2.91L/month take-home under the new tax regime (FY 2026-27). The most reported roles are Software Engineer. All submissions are anonymous.

Compensation distribution

Salaries by role

RoleMedianP25–P75Records
Software Engineer ₹48.40L ₹34.50L–₹57.95L 7

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What is the average salary at PayPal in Bangalore?

Based on anonymous submissions, the median CTC at PayPal in Bangalore is ₹48.40L. That's about ₹2.91L/month take-home under the new tax regime (FY 2026-27). The 25th percentile is ₹34.50L and the 75th percentile is ₹57.95L.

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What is the salary structure at PayPal India?

PayPal India salaries typically consist of fixed pay (basic + HRA + allowances), variable bonus, and in some roles RSU/ESOP. The median CTC is ₹48.40L (P25 ₹34.50L, P75 ₹57.95L).

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