The point-of-sale machine has evolved from a mere swiping facility to a tool used by merchants for inventory management, bookkeeping and more
MobiKwik is the latest among tech majors wanting to list on stock exchanges. Food delivery start-up Zomato will launch its IPO on Wednesday
Media reports have said Paytm, which will soon come up with its initial public offering (IPO), is also evaluating BillDesk
Digital payments platform PhonePe on Monday said it has partnered with Flipkart to enable pay-on-delivery service for the e-commerce major's orders. PhonePe's dynamic QR code solution will enable customers who earlier opted for 'cash on delivery' to pay digitally through any UPI app at the time of delivery, PhonePe said in a statement. This will help reduce personal contact while ensuring safety and drive contactless payments for customers who are traditionally more comfortable with cash on delivery, it added. "Digital payments adoption has become widespread over the past few years, thanks to UPI. However, there still continues to be a preference for cash on delivery among some customers at the time of delivery," PhonePe Director (Business) Ankit Gaur said. Digitising these cash-based payments would give a major boost to not just e-commerce but also contribute to the larger goal of Digital India, he added. "Our partnership with Flipkart to enable contactless and safe payments for
… are far-reaching social changes coming with it?
According to the Worldline India Digital Payments Report for Q1 2021, the new number likely reflects a more realistic number of the terminals deployed
In March, UPI had recorded a fresh high of 2.73 billion transactions amounting to Rs 5.04 trillion.
More pvt lenders set to be given authorisation for providing services
The challenge lies in getting digital transactions done in vernacular in a country with over 20 languages and many more dialects
The letter urged the central bank to scrap the "whole process of NUE licensing"
Paytm's public market debut will include a mix of new and existing shares to meet regulatory obligations.
The board of One97 Communications Ltd, which owns Paytm, has given an in-principle approval to the offering plan
Country's top lender seeks to promote digital payments. Last November Cashfree had raised $35.3 mn in Series B funding, led by UK's Apis Growth Fund II
Cash withdrawal through ATMs, transactions through NEFT and RTGS also decline
Digital payments and financial services firm Paytm has received in-principle approval from the company's board to raise around Rs 22,000 crore through an initial public offer during the October-December quarter this year, according to an industry source. The company is looking at an enterprise value of over Rs 2 lakh crore for the IPO, which is likely to be discussed at its board meeting scheduled for Friday. "The board of directors of Paytm has given in-principle approval for the mega IPO planned to be launched in October-December quarter. The company expects to raise around Rs 21,000-Rs 22,000 crore from the IPO. This will also give some of the existing investors to offload some of their stake," the source aware of the development told PTI. The board meeting of the company was held on Friday. When contacted, Paytm spokesperson declined to comment. It is likely to be one of the largest IPOs in India if the company is able to achieve the target as per its plan. Paytm shareholders
According to media reports, the board of One97, parent company of Paytm, is all set to meet this Friday to formally approve the IPO plan
Experts say the rise may continue, given the lockdowns
SoftBank is aiming to take PayPay public; Paytm may also get some stake in the app
According to RedSeer, online grocery will grow eight times to $18 billion market size in 2024, with 40-50% growth seen in the 2021 calendar year
The global pandemic has accelerated the already growing shift to SaaS (software-as-a-service) and subscription-based business models from cars to coffee providers