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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!

UPI has revolutionised the payment scenerio in India and indeed UPI involved complex tech and India is also giving this technology to other countries like Ghana. So my question is that, why countries like USA, Japan and other European countries are s

What are the services that indians are not ready to pay for yet, but it is common in other countries? This actually helps in understanding any market opportunities as indians are starting to pay for subscriptions.

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With UPI booming in India, is cashback now a necessity for digital payment apps Are cashback rewards influencing the way you shop online or pay bills in shops & restaurants.

This is huge.. gpay is one of largest upi app (in terms of users) people are already familiar with it, timing is great because in current scenario Paytm is struggling right now many small businesses and vendors are shifting from Paytm, gpay will capt

Why does capturing the market matter more than anything? Let's take UPI as an example. While other UPI apps took time to build an excellent, cutting-edge product, Google Pay and PhonePe started by releasing their MVP first and later improved their

Walmart owned UPI payment giant PhonePe to enter Indian share market soon! Currently very basic proccess of IPO (Initial public offering) works are going on from PhonePe side. When PhonePe gets complete approval from SEBI, They share their complete