India’s ₹1 trillion mobile payment system
The value of transactions on India’s state-designed mobile payment system, Unified Payments Interface, has crossed ₹1 trillion in December. What does that mean for the world’s sixth largest economy?
The value of transactions on India’s state-designed mobile payment system, Unified Payments Interface, has crossed ₹1 trillion in December. What does that mean for the world’s sixth largest economy?
The government is the first to blink after a war of words between the finance ministry and the RBI hit stocks, currency, money and bond markets.
The legendary billionaire investor’s firm confirmed an investment in Paytm’s parent company One97 Communications.
The entity will compete with Airtel, Paytm and Fino to get India’s unbanked population online.
You could call him a magician. Or you could call him a banker (of sorts). A music lover (“I love U2”). A startup whiz. Or just a successful entrepreneur who knows how to make people spend, and spend smart. Or, as most people do, call him Vijay Shekhar Sharma, founder of arguably the best-known digital wallet in the country, Paytm. We call him the face of the move of the year.