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UPI share to be capped at 30 percent: NPCI to review its decision by year-end, says report - Vimarsana News

UPI share to be capped at 30 percent: NPCI to review its decision by year-end, says report

'The 30 percent cap was announced in November 2022 in an apparent bid to end the duopoly of PhonePe and Google Pay, which have collectively 86 per cent of the UPI market share in terms of transaction volumes. These two hold 48.3 per cent and 37.6 per cent share, respectively.

Amazon Pay Redoubles Its Efforts In India - Vimarsana News

Amazon Pay Redoubles Its Efforts In India

Only Google has established a strong foothold, while Facebook, WhatsApp and Amazon have been unable to grow their market share substantively.

Source: forbes.com
RuPay launches 'Link it, Forget it' campaign at IPL 2024 to promote credit card on UPI. Details here - Vimarsana News

RuPay launches 'Link it, Forget it' campaign at IPL 2024 to promote credit card on UPI. Details here

RuPay is proudly associated with TATA IPL 2024 as an associate partner. The campaign will playfully engage with the audience, showcasing how linking RuPay credit cards to UPI eliminates the need to carry a physical wallet.

Does crypto have a future in India? - Vimarsana News

Does crypto have a future in India?

Does crypto have a future in India? : Rashtra News #crypto #future #India Hi, Apoorva Mittal in Mumbai. We are recapping a crazy week for the cryptocurrency industry having broken a bunch of exclusives in the past few days. India may not have imposed an outright ban on crypto as China has, but the actions

Colonization and surplus: The origins of race and class - Vimarsana News

Colonization and surplus: The origins of race and class

Zara Jemuel — Capitalism’s white supremacist roots run as deep as its colonial origins.