The number of penalties imposed by the Reserve Bank of India on financial institutions grew 88% in the past three years with Know Your Cust...

The acquisition also gives an exit to early-stage venture capital fund 8i Ventures, which had invested Rs 4.5 crore in a seed round in Dife...

Right now, there is no two factor authentication for Aadhar enabled payments, which is risky and the cause for many frauds. The customer ca...

Problem to become bigger as deepfakes improve, Nithin Kamath wrote on X last week

RBI's initiative will help in improving trust levels among customers because only licensed entities will be permitted to conduct eKYC, said...

Signzy offers a 'no-code AI platform’ that helps financial services firms automate risk and compliance processes

Rajkumar brings to the company over 13 years of global experience in providing strategic guidance for technological initiatives and develop...

Existing investors Kalaari Capital and Stellaris Venture Partners also participated in the funding round.

Pillai will be leveraging his 25-plus years of banking and payments industry expertise to oversee and lead Signzy’s delivery innovation to ...

"I dedicate my salary of one month each as member of Parliament to the families of Delhi Police head constable Ratan Lal and IB officer Ank...

Fintech is still evolving in India and so is regulatory technology or RegTech. The space for RegTech players is still getting defined and p...

The solution would integrate AI and blockchain to automate and fully-digitize back-office operations.

Ola’s electric mobility plan gets a firm push from Ratan Tata while Peel-Works and Nazara are looking to expand their game.

Signzy had raised $600,000 (about Rs 4 crore) in May in a funding round led by Kstart, Kalaari Capital’s seed initiative programme.

Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that everyone in of transactions that everyone in the particular network can see.Its design ...

The startup, backed by Ratan Tata's investment platform RNT Capital, confirmed his appointment.

Reports suggested that Ola investors, including founders Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati may sell stake to its US-based rival Uber.