Demonetization has left all of India gasping. But some 200 households in the residential societies along the Baner-Pashan link road in Pune, near Mumbai, have been spared the pain of the sudden cash famine in India.
For them, solution was already in the making. They signed up back in June for a pilot project with Paylatr, a fintech startup enabling recurring offline grocery payments at neighborhood stores without cash or cards.
For them, solution was already in the making. They signed up back in June for a pilot project with Paylatr, a fintech startup enabling recurring offline grocery payments at neighborhood stores without cash or cards.
Here’s how it works:
Paylatr extends a monthly credit of INR 5,000-8,000 to those who sign up with it. When they go shopping in neighborhood stores that are

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