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Story of RBI: RBI: “Let’s call all the big players, discuss how we can pick up user adoption“ *It actually happens* RBI: “time to ban their license“

Krishna Bhargav

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RBI is really strict when it comes to regulation..they take action even for the smallest of mismatch in balance sheet.. it is their strictness which has made our economy strong today and we're able to control inflation, maintain gdp growth and lead to a sound fintech infrastructure.

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