Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi on Friday announced that it has shut down the Mi Financial Services in India, as per media reports. The dec...

Xiaomi's Mi Pay service, which was launched in 2018, had touched 20 million registered users in a year's time. This number has now crossed ...

Xiaomi is looking to provide the full spectrum of financial services across payments, lending and insurance in India and is partnering lend...

Speaking to ET, Manu Jain, Xiaomi India managing director, however, underlined the continued challenges, which have led to the delay of its...

On the delay of shipments of its flagship Mi 11 Ultra, Jain said, “Due to circumstances beyond our control, there has been a delay in the s...

The handset maker is aiming to become one of the largest players in the country's fin-tech space through its Mi Credit lending service and ...

From startups' budget expectations to India's pushback against WhatsApp and Chinese fintech apps, here's a look at the top tech news to sta...

Mi Pay and Realme PaySa recorded 4,80,000 and 10,000 monthly UPI transactions throughout 2020. That compares with PhonePe's 902.3 million a...

Xiaomi, Oppo and Realme, which launched their fintech apps Mi Pay and Mi Credit, Oppo Kash and Realme PaySa, respectively, at the start of ...

Xiaomi and Oppo, with more than 100 million in combined smartphone users in India, cannot directly lend to consumers without a shadow banki...

Chinese phone makers Xiaomi, Oppo and Realme have launched their financial services apps called Mi Credit, Oppo Kash and Realme Paysa to of...

It has started talks with banks and more nonbanking financial companies to launch more services, having brought on board Aditya Birla Finan...

After beating Samsung in smartphones, Xiaomi now wants to generate revenue from internet services.

Xiaomi now plans to foray into consumer finance and business-to-business lending by floating a NBFC.

Xiaomi has made investments in 10 startups in India, several of which align with its strategy of building internet services, such as social...

Xiaomi has just launched its first lending product in India on the lines of the microlending product Mi Credit that it offers in China.

The new credit product, launched in partnership with lending platform KrazyBee, has already gone live and will be officially announced in a...