The move comes at a time when demonetisation has left people with less cash in hand and nudged many to explore digital transactions.
"...It is our constant endeavour to make MobiKwik payments ubiquitous. Now, Amul product buyers across India can use MobiKwik to pay for their daily dairy buys," MobiKwik co-founder Bipin Preet Singh said.
With MobiKwik, 15-20 per cent of transactions at Amul stores are expected to go digital, the statement added.
Mobile wallet companies such as MobiKwik and Paytm have seen a spike in transactions with new users opting for digital payments to avoid the queues at ATMs.
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