For businesses, Payments are not mere transactions but a lifeline. To make the process seamless, SabPaisa has developed the World’s First API Driven U [...]
For an App to be a Super App, one needs a sizable community of users who frequently visit and use the app. This can then be leveraged to create an ecosystem of value-added solutions aimed at meeting va [...]
As BNPL business grows, it is also facing some challenges. It is important for players to make it as frictionless and wedded to the customer’s journey and the emerging digital ecosystem [...]
Moving from competition to collaboration; we are now living in a world, where the Banks-FinTech relationship is not only surviving, but also thriving [...]
Pandemic has disrupted the Supply Chains. This brings both challenges and opportunities for industry as well as Supply Chain Finance practitioners including Fintechs. However, its the technology that w [...]
With the Indian online payments market anticipated to reach $1 trillion by 2023 ,it is no surprise that the RBI has opted to act and chosen full and direct regulatory supervision of payment intermediar [...]
India faces a peculiar situation where homes lie vacant and held as a form of speculation whilst housing is not available to the needy. Financialisation has led to overvaluation of the underlying asset [...]
The question of permitting Non-Financial Corporates (NFCs) into banking is well debated. While the jury is still out, the bias is clearly towards ‘NFC ownership of Banks is bad’. However the existing t [...]
We have seen phenomenal growth in the BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) segment in recent past, why not also have PNBL – Pay Now Buy Later. Kartik Swaminathan explains [...]
The evolution of Fintech has happened because of various developments in technology, ecosystem and regulations . But this is not without pitfalls and challenges. There is, therefore, a need to put all [...]
In a recent survey we found 86% of participants reported Banks and FIs to be the biggest spammers. With costs of communication coming close to zero, there is little disincentive for the ‘harasser’ to s [...]