India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Rules: Game-Changer or Growth Killer for FinTech?

DPDPA India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Rules: Game-Changer or Growth Killer for FinTech? Technology in Banking

Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules 2025 can be a double-edged sword for FinTechs in India. Global experience with GDPR’s in Europe showed us the high costs and steep learning curve of compliance but also proved that businesses emerge stronger when they adapt proactively. For Indian FinTechs, DPDP rules offer opportunities to enhance trust and global competitiveness. But the time to act is now!

Payments in Quantum world

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Global payment systems rely on encryption powered by mathematical formulas that classical computers cannot solve, keeping stored and transmitted data secure. But the rise of quantum computing threatens to unravel this security, with the potential to compromise payment systems entirely. Sunil Landge delves into the looming quantum challenge and how financial institutions can safeguard themselves for a secure future.

Future of Banking in Metaverse: Challenges and Possibilities

Future of Banking in Metaverse

Metaverse offers the potential to revolutionise banking by creating full-service virtual branches, transforming customer service, engagement, and transactions. However, for this to become mainstream, significant technical, regulatory, and economic challenges must be overcome to ensure secure and scalable banking in the virtual world. Amit Balooni explains

Deep-Tier SCF is Magical, But Here’s Why It Doesn’t Work

Deep Tier Supply Chain Finance

Deep-tier Supply Chain Finance (DTSCF) is often sighted as a magic spell that could transform the funding landscape for SMEs. While the concept has caught attention, scaling DTSCF is proving to be difficult. As you scratch the surface, several challenges become evident

Unlocking India’s Credit Potential: A Comparative Look at OCEN and ULI

comparison of OCEN and ULI

Open Credit Enablement Network (OCEN) and the Unified Lending Interface (ULI) are designed to transform the lending landscape by making credit more accessible and streamlined for underserved segments. But how do they differ, and what unique roles do they play in enhancing India’s digital credit ecosystem?

Designing Loan Products: A ‘First Principles Thinking’ Blueprint

Loan Design

In Banking, there are no barriers to imitation. Any lender—Bank, NBFC, or Fintech—can easily build a Loan product suite simply by following the leader. This quick-fix works until the inevitable product and portfolio challenges arise. However, for long-term sustainability, you need to innovate, differentiate, and pioneer new approaches while managing risk well. First Principles Thinking is exactly what works here

Hyper-Personalisation in Banking: The Paradox of Customisation

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Hyper-personalisation promises to revolutionize banking by creating a “Segment of One” experience, but the path is riddled with complexities. Challenges of execution and technological demands can turn this potential goldmine into a costly misstep. What does it take for banks to truly harness this power?

The Digital Trap: What Deflates a Bank’s Push for Digital Change?

Screenshot 2024 08 12 070641 The Digital Trap: What Deflates a Bank’s Push for Digital Change? Technology in Banking

Banks are diving headfirst into the digital age, eager to revolutionize their operations with cutting-edge technology. But beneath the sleek, modern facade lies a hidden “digital trap”—a complex web of outdated systems, spiraling costs, and endless customizations. This article uncovers the unseen challenges that deflate a bank’s push for digital change.

ONDC: Potential Impact on the Digital Marketplace

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Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) is a new initiative in India aiming to transform the digital marketplace by creating an open network for buyers and sellers. One key aspect of ONDC is its dedicated financial services portal, which has the potential to influence how financial services are accessed and utilized within the digital economy.