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»Digital Payments Got A Big Push In India This Year And That Included UPI And Credit Cards 6-MIN READ Digital Payments Got A Big Push In India This Year And That Included UPI And Credit Cards The UPI, or unified payments interface, transactions have been consistently growing month on month. Credit card transactions have also seen a spike in the past few months. The credit cards business also saw a renewed push, with banks and digital platforms investing heavily in the co-branded cards space. Last Updated:December 31, 2020, 09:30 IST FOLLOW US ON: The year 2020, because of the circumstances a...

Shares Despite a global pandemic, Nigeria’s financial sector has grown significantly in 2020. At the beginning of the year, Adedeji Olowe, Trium Networks CEO and Open Banking Nigeria trustee made some interesting economic predictions. However, few people would have foreseen the wave of COVID-19 that caused massive disruptions in every economic sector across the globe. Interestingly, some of Olowe’s predictions or “playful educated guesses” came to pass. Some came close, while others showed prospects. From the historic acquisition of Paystack to the launch of Facebook Pay, Olowe walks ...

Disappearing Messages WhatsApp added disappearing messages feature a few months ago. The tool automatically delete chats after a time period of seven days. The feature is not enabled by default and in order to use it, you need to turn it on by visiting the profile of individual chats or groups. This feature is available for all the platforms, including Android, iOS and Web. Group voice/video call limit increased Due to the Coronaviruspandemic, several video call apps, including WhatsApp, witnessed a significant increase in engagement. As many people usually use WhatsApp for casual or formal c...

Payments, small businesses, customer experience focus areas: WhatsApp India head The peer-to-peer, UPI-based WhatsApp Pay service was rolled out in November. (Photo: Reuters)Premium 2 min read WhatsApp has over 400 million active users while the business app has 15 million users in India. It will continue to bring new features and tools to the business app, designed especially to help small businesses and kirana stores to grow and scale Share Via Read Full Story NEW DELHI: The recently launched UPI payments feature on WhatsApp is now active across India in partnership with Sate Bank of India ...

(File photo) BENGALURU: WhatsApp global head Will Cathcart said the messaging platform was in talks with banks and financial institutions for a broader rollout of its payments services in India. Last month, National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) finally gave its nod to the Facebook-owned company to roll out payments services gradually to 20 million users here. It was stuck in beta mode for two-and-a-half years and restricted to just 1 million users on the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). WhatsApp has 400 million monthly active users in India. “We are partnering with banks and fin...