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The dispute for the 'Pe' suffix between BharatPe and PhonePe has heated up, with the former knocking on the doors of Delhi High Court with a fresh suit to revoke PhonePe's trademark registrations.

BharatPe has filed six cancellation actions against multiple registrations held by PhonePe for the “Pe” device mark.

PhonePe has become the first in the country to begin charging for mobile recharges. The digital payment app has begun levying processing fees ranging from Re. 1 to Rs. 2 per transaction for mobile charges above Rs. 50.

Recharges below INR 50 are not charged, while recharges between INR 50-100 are charged INR 1 and those above INR 100 are charged INR 2

ET Financial Inclusion Summit: Taking digital banking to rural India SECTIONS Last Updated: Jul 16, 2021, 07:09 AM IST Share Synopsis The rising prosperity in villages due to buoyant farm economy, diversified economic activities, rise of services businesses and the explosion of internet and affordability of smartphones have changed the economic equation between those who have the money and those who need it. iStock The National Payments Corporation of India remains on a mission mode to ensure t...

PhonePe files complaint with Sebi against Ventureast

Earlier, PhonePe had filed a complaint against the VC, accusing it of ‘side dealings’ with Affle in the Singapore High Court.

PhonePes complaint with Sebi against Ventureast follows allegations that Ventureast sold its stake in IndusOS to Affle

PhonePe has also filed a case against Affle and Ventureast (another IndusOS investor) in a Singapore court. The lawsuit claims that VPF "deliberately deceived" PhonePe, by continuing to engage PhonePe and OSLabs on the sale of its shares.

The mobile payment platform accuses the AIF of violations of SEBI’s code of conduct