Cashless Payments

Where are Rs 2,000 notes slowly disappearing? If RBI is killing pink bills, it’s good news for economy

If Rs 2,000 notes are withdrawn, it is unlikely to cause much grief to the common man because they never really helped him in daily transactions in the first place

Govt ropes in ICICI Bank to enable cashless payments on e-NAM; to end traditional transaction modes for trading at mandis

ICICI Bank will enable BHIM and Unified Payments Interface on the e-NAM portal for making cashless payments

Govt's war on black money will not be complete unless tax evasion by big corporates is curbed

Lowering the threshold for subsidiaries of MNCs located in India to report their data on a country-by-country basis to Indian tax authorities, and enacting the Beneficial Ownership of Companies Bill will help curb corporate tax evasion

BHIM app has been downloaded over 10 million times, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday disclosed that the recently launched BHIM (Bharat Interface for Money) mobile application has recorded 10 million downloads.

Petrol pumps defer decision to not accept card payments till 13 January

Petrol pump owners deferred till January 13 their decision to not accept credit and debit card payments for fuel sales after banks put off the move to levy the transaction (MDR) charge.

Mann Ki Baat highlights: Narendra Modi announces lucky draw schemes for digital payments

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday wished the nation on Christmas and said it was a day of service and compassion.

Demonetisation: Centre, states to list industries for cashless wage payment

Aiming to move towards a cashless India, the Centre and states could soon have powers to specify categories of employers who will have to pay wages either through cheques or by crediting the amount directly into the workers' bank account.

PM wants youth of India to take a cashless pledge

The prime minister on Sunday asked the youth of India to take a pledge and make the country a cashless society that would curb rampant black money and corruption.

Demonetisation: Going cashless without preparation is a dangerous opportunity for digital fraud

The recent demonetisation of Indian currency notes is a welcome move for dealing with black money. However, the replacement of the demonetized notes has become long-drawn, given the chaos at ATMs and banks.

Going cashless? Here are four buzz words you should know

Disruptive technological innovations are changing consumers spending behaviour.