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Hey,if someone knows how to integrate payments in web applications without registering business kindly let me know Razorpay and stripe asking business details which I don't have any Asking for a side project...?

🐎 Razorpay vs 🐘 PayU — A Fintech Face-Off in 2025 I recently came across a post on Medial about Razorpay’s success story — and it got me thinking. Today, I want to talk about Razorpay’s meteoric rise, its unique approach to business, and how it com

Fintech Solutions for Small Businesses Idea: Develop financial tools tailored for small businesses, such as automated bookkeeping, invoicing, or credit management systems. Revenue Potential: Fintech startups can generate revenue through subscription

If anyone wants to grab internships/full-time/remote opportunities in fintech companies (off-campus, because these companies won't come here) like @EY, @Stripe, @Visa, @Shopify-what skills do they require in order to land there? Being a commerce guy,

I'm intrigued by how pre-revenue startups manage to achieve significant growth, especially in sectors like community driven apps (such as Medial, kutumb) during their initial phases, without relying on funding or revenue streams right from the start?

Google Pay now charges 0.5% to 1% (plus GST) for bill payments made via credit and debit cards, while UPI bank transfers remain free. Competitors like PhonePe and Paytm also charge similar fees. Fintech firms face high UPI processing costs, totaling

Hi Harsh and Niket, A small suggestion for Medial: try to also support the start up ecosystem. What you can do is start a section like ads, where only startups with less than 100cr valuation can advertise and people can see it. You can generate rev

Is India Taxing Too Much Fun? (POPCORN TAX) India’s tax system has gone global thanks to the popcorn taxation buzz. While we’ve made strides with reforms like GST and corporate tax cuts, quirky rules and compliance hurdles can sometimes leave foreig

🍄Indian Startups Are Coming Home! 🚀🇮🇳 🍁Here's why: ➡️Indian markets now offer easier listing options compared to the US. A software firm with $50-$60 million in revenue can list in India, while the US requires nearly $500 million ➡️Aligning wit