Interoperability of DPIs likely to be 'long-term goal' for G20 summit

Developed nations believe DPIs may be a threat to private payment networks

Amid persisting resistance from developed countries to formalising interoperable digital public infrastructures (DPIs) at the G20 summit, India may settle for making interoperability a “long-term goal” in the Delhi declaration by the grouping.

Global DPI has been one of the key priorities during India’s G20 presidency. India had showcased its success story on DPIs to the G20 sherpas in March, highlighting key DPIs developed by India such as Aadhaar, Co-Win, United Payments Interface, DigiLocker, and BHASHINI for addressing crucial issues, such as digital identity, financial inclusion, and equitable access to education and health.

However, developed countries say DPIs may emerge