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FOR most of us, making a purchase online with just a click of a button has become second nature. But have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes and the parties involved to ensure a smooth transaction process?
Financial technology (fintech) unicorn Razorpay has launched its first international payment gateway services for the Malaysian market through Curlec by Razorpay.
Payment gateway company Curlec by Razorpay is heeding Corporate Malaysia’s call for a transition into a cashless society.
BENGALURU (Reuters) - Dutch technology investor Prosus hopes to list Indian digital payments and lending firm PayU next year, its chief investment officer said on Wednesday, after clocking a $2 billion gain on its investment in another local firm Swiggy.
BENGALURU has been dealt a terrible hand by politicians.
As payment gateways, Paytm, PhonePe and Razorpay are rivals. But they and more than 100 other Internet startups – from a matrimonial site to a discount broker – have come together to sign an open letter to India’s telecom regulator, asking it to reject phone networks’ demand of additional charges on “large traffic generators” and the government’s desire to licence online businesses.
The Directorate of Enforcement said it had conducted search operations under the country’s anti-money-laundering act. The office raids came a few days after India’s Congress raised the case of Chinese loan apps in India.
MUMBAI: Indian cryptocurrency exchanges are scrambling to secure viable, permanent payment solutions to ensure seamless transactions after banks and payment gateways started cutting ties with them, six industry insiders said.
Facebook's US$5.7bil (RM24.85bil) investment in Reliance promises to be the biggest headache yet for Paytm, a SoftBank-backed pioneer in India's digital payments market but which has been losing ground to rivals with deeper pockets.
Founders of dozens of Indian startups gathered over a Zoom call earlier this week to discuss setting up a startup collective to fight the power of Big Tech, shape digital policy and lobby on behalf of the country’s digital enterprises.
App makers, developers and startup founders in India are calling for setting up an all-Indian app store to reduce the dependency on global tech giants who have increasingly come under criticism for alleged unfair practices aimed at cornering market share.
