I was a user of Google Pay and Paytm but once I started using Phonepe, nothing else was good enough.
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Mr Z
Stealth • 4m
🚨 Market Share of UPI Apps (July 2024)
• PhonePe - 48.3%
• Google Pay - 37%
• Paytm - 7.82%
• Others - 6.88%
CRED is Now The 4th Largest UPI Player.
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Laxit Rana
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Repute • 2m
Finished implementing phonePe in my company and to my surprise total merchant traffic of phonepe was more than of Paytm, Amazon Pay, flipkart seller and Bharatpe all combined. we may be using Gpay or Paytm for day to day transactions but it's PhonePe
How we can create an app like Phonepe and Gpay that are QR based for payment purpose
What are the challenges for merchants in using these apps which can be resolved?- if anybody is using these apps as a merchant pls guide
What are the legal require
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Uttkarsh Singh
Stealth • 9m
Google pay is shutting down its US business, Paytm is already struggling here in India, Google playstore is delisting some apps but in all this; PhonePe is launching the Indus App store, interesting 🙂
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I think there's a need of an app where we can get bank statement, wallets and investments history all at one place, like if I own sbi account, recieve phone payment and pay using gpay I have to see particular history at specified app or yono app for
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Havish Gupta
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