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2 crore Indians on Zuckerberg's WhatsApp Pay despite concerns 2 crore Indians on Zuckerberg's WhatsApp Pay despite concerns Last Updated: Wed, Dec 16th, 2020, 13:38:12hrs Mumbai: If recent reports are to go by, WhatsApp Pay could be used by at least 2 crore Indians thanks to leading banks and the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) for enabling WhatsApp to connect with the Unified Payments Interface(UPI).   On Wednesday, WhatsApp Pay announced that it was live with leading banks of India - State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank via the National Payments Corporati...

WhatsApp Pay Refutes Allegations of Data Hacking by Spyware Pegasus in Supreme Court Rajya Sabha MP Binoy Viswam filed a plea alleging breach of financial data security of Indians using UPI services by Amazon, Google, and WhatsApp. By ANI | Updated: 15 December 2020 09:53 IST A bench headed by Chief Justice SA Bobde told that a serious allegation was made against WhatsApp Highlights Viswam alleged breach of financial data security of Indians using UPI Apex court had sought responses from Central government, RBI, and NPCI Messaging service WhatsApp on Monday r...

In Supreme Court, WhatsApp refutes claims of 'unsecure' payment services system Agencies December 14, 2020 New Delhi, Dec 14: Messaging service WhatsApp on Monday refuted before the Supreme Court the claims that it's payment services system was not secure and reliable and can be hacked by Israeli spy software 'Pegasus'. The 'Pegasus' issue was referred by senior advocate Krishnan Venugopal, appearing for Rajya Sabha MP Binoy Viswam, who has filed a plea alleging breach of financial data security of Indians using 'Unified Payments Interface' (UPI) services by Amazon Pay, GooglePay and others. ...

WhatsApp refutes claims of 'unsecure' payment services system in SC, calls them 'absolutely baseless' The SC bench was hearing a PIL alleging breach of financial data security of Indians challenging the permission to WhatsApp to start UPI services. Supreme Court Updated: Dec 14, 2020, 07:15 PM IST Messaging service WhatsApp on Monday refuted before the Supreme Court the claims that it's payment services system was not secure and reliable and can be hacked by Israeli spy software 'Pegasus'. The 'Pegasus' issue was referred by senior advocate Krishnan Venugopal, ap...