Overall transaction values reach pre-Covid levels
The central bank observed that despite the financial literacy drive it undertook, cases of frauds continue to rise
Agriculture was expected to be the only silver lining in the economy in the current financial year
In April and May, zero-cash bill payments were made due to lockdown restrictions
Decline in payments volume to the airlines, railways or hospitality industry could have affected digital payments adversely
Retail payments fall 45%, card usage slips 57%
RBI invests Rs 250 crore, the remaining will come from the card-issuing banks and card networks
The RBI makes an initial contribution of Rs 250 crore covering half the fund
As vehicular activity returned in May, toll collection saw a huge uptick; Fastag posted an impressive jump of more than 400 per cent in transaction count at 55.17 million
PharmEasy said it is encouraging digital and contactless payments that are not only convenient for its users, but also a must for their safety.
With pilot runs for a digital yuan underway, its monetary system could well become an exemplar for other countries
Instructs officials to ensure banks followed social distancing protocols
As citizens came forward to help those affected by the lockdown, online donations towards NGOs increased by 180 per cent. Sectors such as utilities, media and entertainment witnessed growth.
Of the Rs 36,659 crore, Rs 27,442 crore has been transferred under CSS and CS and Rs 9,717 by various state governments for its welfare schemes
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Since YES Bank is PhonePe's exclusive UPI partner, the latter's users have been affected the most
It can be noted that the bank's own net banking facilities have not been operational since last evening
"India is next only to China in terms of the cash. However, the percentage of cash withdrawals to GDP has been constant in India at around 17 per cent," the report said.
Digital payments in the country have witnessed a growth (CAGR) of 61 per cent, it said