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Buy-now-pay-later startup Uni Cards has reportedly acquired OHMY Technologies (OMLP2P), a peer-to-peer lending platform.

Former BharatPe Co-founder Ashneer Grover on Monday criticised the new digital lending guidelines from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), calling the norms the worst thing that has happened in digital India.Taking to Twitter, Grover said that the ...

Uni said it is “proactively” suspending its Uni Pay 1/3rd Card and Uni Pay 1/2 Card in view of the RBI guidelines.

Fintech startup Uni on Friday said it has suspended card services on its products in line with the recent notification by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) around digital lending.The startup said that is proactively suspending services Uni Pay ...

The company said it has decided to pause onboarding in light of the RBI’s latest guidelines, that prohibited loading prepaid payment instruments (PPIs) via credit lines

New Delhi, Aug 19 (IANS) Fintech startup Uni on Friday said it has suspended card services on its products in line with the recent notification by the Reserve

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Prepaid payment card player Uni Cards on Friday said it has suspended services of its two products following the RBI directive in June, prohibiting offering credit lines to customers. Latest News | Uni Cards Suspends Services of Two Products Following RBI Directive.

Indian pay-later cards startup Uni plans to temporarily suspend its card services in the South Asian market following the local central bank’s guidelines on digital lending, it said in a notice to users seen by TechCrunch, in a move that will impact millions of users. “This means your card will be inactive for now. We […]

As the Indian fintech industry embraces Cloud-based technologies for the credit cards, buy now, pay later (BNPL) and credit EMIs market to deliver delightful experiences to the customers, Uni Cards with its unique offerings has created a niche ...

Pay 1/3rd BNPL cards offer the longest interest-free period. But what happens if you miss the instalment? Read more to find out.