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The UPI LITE feature was launched by the Reserve bank of India in September 2022 to ease the UPI transaction process and is enabled by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).

In recent years, India has witnessed a huge rise in the number of transactions made through UPI. NPCI reported a massive jump in monthly transaction count as the UPI transactions touched 8.7 billion in March 2023.

Google for India 2022: Google India hosted its annual event Google For India on December 19 which was attended by Google SEO Sundar Pichai along with several other industry experts and dignitaries. Google announced integration of Digilocker with Google Files app with the help of National eGovernance Division. Several updates to Google Pay have also been announced such as Google Pay fraud detection. Take a look at the highlights from Google For India event in Business Today visual story.

Google for India 2022: Google brings Digilocker to Android, Google Pay gets Transaction Search

Google first announced this feature in November at its Google for India 2021 event. Here's everything you need to know about the new split expense feature offered by Google Pay.

Google first announced this feature in November at its Google for India 2021 event. Here's everything you need to know about the new split expense feature offered by Google Pay.

Published: March 11, 2021 9:05 PM IST Google is looking to monetise the transactional data of its GPay users in India and will also offer them the choice to opt-out of this option. Three and a half year after the launch of Google Pay in India, the search giant is now looking to make some money off the app. Also Read - Google WiFi app is shutting down next month in favor of Google Home: Report Google has said that it will roll o...

Tap-to-pay options baked into smartphones and smartwatches, like Apple Pay on iOS, Google Pay and Samsung Pay on Android, verify your identity using fingerprint and face scanners – making them more secure than contactless cards. As a result, manufacturers like Apple and Google don’t impose a strict limit on the amount of money that can be paid wirelessly. So, you can use in-app and online payments with Apple Pay to purchase goodies with a three-figure price tag, for example. This is also tr...