This partnership makes Paytm the country’s first platform to accept international remittances directly into a digital wallet. On the other ...

NPCI’s recently set- up subsidiary NPCI International and Euronet have jointly submitted a bid to the CBM to build the South Asian nation’s...

In March, Leawood, Kansas-based rival Euronet Worldwide Inc came in at $15.20, saying its offer had a better chance at regulatory approval.

Customers can make payment of a desired amount to receive a Google Play recharge code using the Google Play category on Freecharge.

Lobbying by banks to reduce the number of free transactions to three from five could lead to fewer transactions which will add to ATM opera...

“ATMs should also be considered part of the digital payments channel and not treated only as machines spitting out cash,“ said Himanshu Puj...

The BBPS is a centralized bill payment system that will allow users to use a single website or outlet to pay all your monthly or repetitive...

The corporation had launched debit card - Rupay - in April 2012 and since then has cornered 35 per cent of the market share in the 670 mill...

Inter-ministerial panel FIPB will take a call on 14 foreign investment proposals, including those of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance and dr...

The Department of Justice announced that a Russian national admitted his role in the largest known data breach conspiracy prosecuted in the...

The company has tied up with Flipkart last November. The Rs 1.5 cr value has come mostly (90-95%) from the domestic ecommerce giant so far.

Flipkart announced a strategic partnership with Euronet India to distribute e-commerce major's 'digital gift codes' across the country.

RuPay is the brand name of domestic card scheme floated by the NPCI and it is the Indian equivalent of Visa or MasterCard payment systems.

Blackstone Group and Bain Capital are negotiating to buyout the Automated Teller Machines business of Euronet Worldwide in India.

The company's revenue jumped 20.10 per cent during the quarter to Rs 702.94 crore, from Rs 585.28 crore in the July-Sptember period of 2010.

Two US-based clients of Satyam along with another banking sector client have terminated their contracts with the scam-hit IT firm.

The credit card swipe machine at your next door grocer could now provide you the ticket to the movies or air travel.