Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that India would continue moving towards digital transactions to make the country a less cash society -- an initiative following the ban of old Rs 500 and 1,000 currency
In an attempt to encourage poor and illiterate people in rural areas to make digital payments, the government is promoting Aadhaar Pay which ensures financial transactions by just using fingerprint.
Over Rs 60 crore worth of prize money has been distributed to over four lakh winners of NITI Aayog's Lucky Draw Schemes for consumers and merchants to promote digital transactions.
In the latest in its bid to consolidate its position and retain its usage as the government pushes its citizens for a less-cash economy, digital payments platform Paytm has now made it easier and more
In a big push to its digital economy drive, the government has enrolled over 1 crore rural citizens for digital methods of payment through its outreach campaign 'DigiDhan Abhiyan', an official statement said today. The
Cornering all criticism for turning India into a ‘cashless economy’, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today explained that the term means use of less cash and not no cash. "Our bid to go cashless means
In a move to push citizens towards less-cash and digital economy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday announced lucky draw schemes, ‘Lucky Grahak Yojana’ and ‘Digi-Dhan Vyapar Yojana’, for people who use digital payment methods
As part of its ongoing efforts to promote digital transactions in the country, the government on Wednesday asked all public sector banks to bring down the charges for different types of electronic payments up to
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the government's decision to tweak the presumptive income norms would reduce the tax liability by up to 30 per cent for those small traders opting for digital transactions. He
India may have begun taking steps to become a cashless economy, but most of its new mobile wallet companies are not aware of the cyber risks involved in the process, a top executive from US-based
In a move to encourage citizens to adopt cashless payments and a digital economy, the central government is planning to make it cheaper for people to transact digitally through taxation measures, Niti Ayog’s chief executive officer Amitabh Kant said.
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