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By April next year, transfer cash via mobile wallets
Reserve Bank of India has made mobile wallet interoperability mandatory
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UPI transactions dip in April, PhonePe’s dominance continues
According to NPCI data, the growth in UPI transactions has taken a short break in April owning to the pandemic and the general sluggishness at the sta
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UPI payment is a free service, but for how long?
As volume and value grow 3-fold during 2020-21, making UPI India’s digital payment backbone, the question comes back to haunt: can it continue with
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Digital transactions in India grew at a whopping rate of 76% in Q4: Razorpay
Tier-II and tier-III cities contributed 50% of total transaction, said the report
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E-wallets vs bank accounts: Which one suits you the best?
Unlike bank accounts, one does not need to have a minimum balance to keep his or her e-wallet account active
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How will users withdraw money from mobile wallets at ATMs?
Although, mobile wallets do not have account numbers, but the prepaid instruments—mobile wallets—can become part of centralized payments systems:
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RBI makes interoperability mandatory for all mobile wallets, but what does it mean?
With the new announcement, you can transfer money from one digital wallet to another
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A look at the transformation of the BFSI sector
Technology has played an indispensable role in the transformation of the financial sector
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Consumers savour choice as biggies battle for top slot; PhonePe leads the race in UPI transactions
Overall UPI transactions in February drop marginally while Google Pay remains at second position. RBI planning a parallel body to NPCI to bolster digi
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Here’s why banks are still laggards in the UPI payments race
As PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm sprint ahead and conquer 94% of the UPI-led retail digital payment market, India’s leading banks struggle to catch
