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Abdullah

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The growth of UPI products is basically restricted to India, owing to the fact that it doesn't even exist anywhere abroad (apart from a handful until very recently). Even companies in this list like Uber turned a profit only around 2023, ever since it's IPO in 2019. A bit of an unfair comparison but we do have promising products. Hoping they get their recognition in the future

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