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Can anyone give a proper explanation for this ? why they decided to exit .

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There’s no single reason for PhonePe’s exit. It’s likely a mix of regulatory uncertainty, high costs, slow monetization, and better ROI in other verticals. While some could see this as a missed opportunity, others think it’s a smart strategic move to focus on lending, insurance, and UPI-based payments instead.

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