TPT usually means third-party transfer: money you sent from your account to someone else's, typically through net banking or your bank's app. The other person's name or account usually follows the code.
A bank's own code
TPT is not a payment system like NEFT or IMPS; it is a label some banks print for a transfer to another person. Banks print their own abbreviations, so the legend on your statement, or your bank, is the final word on what a code means for your account.
Example lines
Made-up lines in the usual shape. Your bank's wording will differ.
TPT-100000000001-EXAMPLE PAYEEA transfer to another person's account.
How Fynora reads it
When TPT, IMPS, NEFT or MMT starts a line on a bank account statement you import, Fynora counts the payment as "Bank transfer" in the How you paid section of Reports.