Why you might face issues while making UPI payments after midnight, know here
NCPI on its Twitter handle informed that UPI platform will go under the upgradation process for the next few days. File photo
Updated: Jan 21, 2021, 11:30 PM IST
In the new era of digitalisation, we are all heavily dependant on UPI payments at all times of the day. If you are among those who use UPI payments, here is an important information by the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI).
NPCI on its Twitter handle informed that UPI platform will go under the upgradation process for the next few days. NPCI runs the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) used for real-time payments between peers or at merchants end while making purchases.
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2020 Insights on Debit Card Trends in the Asia-Pacific Region - Featuring Google, JCB & Mastercard Among Others - ResearchAndMarkets.com
January 18, 2021 GMT
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This report finds that debit card use in the region is far from monolithic. Countries such as Australia and Japan have some similarities to the North American debit market, with a high degree of financial inclusion and a long history of card use. In contrast, countries such as China, India and Indonesia have relied primarily on cash until very recently.
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This report finds that debit card use in the region is far from monolithic. Countries such as Australia and Japan have some similarities to the North American debit market, with a high degree of financial inclusion and a long history of card use. In contrast, countries such as China, India and Indonesia have relied primarily on cash until very recently.
The analyst finds some interesting trends in debit card adoption in each country. Those nations that have been primarily cash based societies are moving towards mobile based solutions supported by QR codes at the point of sale at an incredible pace. This approach also supports another trend; the preference for local networks with technology and data that never leave the country.
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