This discussion explores whether it's possible to pay a GST challan using internet banking from a different computer than the one used to generate it. While sharing a direct payment link isn't advisable, options like using remote desktop software (though some deem it risky) or saving the challan for payment from another device are suggested. The consensus leans towards secure methods that avoid sharing sensitive internet banking login credentials.
You also need to understand about the A non disclosure format does not have a disclosure statement. This type of form is used when the information being disclosed is not sensitive, such as social security numbers or medical records. An important point to note is that the non-disclosure format should be used in conjunction with the signature icon. The icon signifies that the person signing has read and understood the form’s contents.
Its better to share ur GST user name and password, yes you can pay from different laptop, but the previous link will not work , GST User name and password is required