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Would you provide your Aadhar credentials for anything and everything? Government Aadhar verification started with Banks, followed by telecom, UPI, Crypto exchanges asking for Aadhar verification. This was primarily done to enable transactions with

I was thinking of building a tap and pay payment system for public transport such as auto erickshaw etc to make ppl free from cash and UPI . What's everyone's thoughts!

Super.money dropped in July 2024, backed by Flipkart—and didn’t take long to shake up the UPI game. Fast forward to Feb 2025, and it’s already sitting at #5 among third-party UPI apps with 139M+ transactions and 0.86% market share. Not bad for the n

India beating Brazil to build a UPI for Peru is big for 3 reasons! 🇮🇳🙌 This is such a big and remarkable event. But, it’s sad we aren’t talking much about it. Let’s change that, and learn all about it! .. 1️⃣ Brazil also has a UPI-like real-ti

A universal currency that completely replaces both physical and digital forms. Some ideas:- 1. Biometric/Physical Identity-Based Currency Idea: Each person's unique biological data (DNA, advanced fingerprint, retina/neural patterns) becomes their c

Everyone wants a seamless, instant digital payments system — until it fails. UPI processes over 580 million transactions daily, silently powering India’s cashless economy. But today’s outage was a stark reminder: even the most advanced systems are o

No More Nicknames in UPI 💰 What Happened As per the announcement by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), by June 30, 2025, every UPI app in India must show only the official bank-verified name of the person or business you're paying — n

Beasts from🇮🇳 #1Tally : a leading accounting software, was founded by Shyam Sunder Goenka and Bharat Goenka in 1988, initially as Peutronics Financial Accountant, offering basic accounting features. The company, based in Bengaluru, India, gained p

Startup Story 🌝 | The Man Who Sold Water in a Desert 2009. A man walks into a room full of VCs. His pitch? “I want to sell bottled water… for Rs. 20... on the streets of India.” They laugh. “Who’ll pay for something they can get free from a tap?”