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Bengaluru Metro fares likely to rise up to 5% from February 9 under automatic revision formulaNamma Metro commuters face another fare hike. Fares will increase by 5% starting February 9. This follows a significant hike last year. The...- Smart Travel, Zero Fare: Delhi to unveil Saheli Card for women & transgender commuters - all you need to knowDelhi is set to launch the Saheli Smart Card, offering free bus rides to women and transgender residents aged 12 and above on DTC and clust...
- NPCI reports 42% jump in FY25 profit; revenue grows to Rs 3,270 croreNPCI generates revenue primarily by operating digital payment infrastructures such as UPI, IMPS (Immediate Payment Service), AePS (Aadhaar-...
- Passengers can get free Namo Bharat train rides if they do thisCommuters can now redeem loyalty points for free trips on the Namo Bharat trains on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor. Points are earned ...
- You can now get discount on every Namo Bharat train journey by using NCMC card; Here's how to availCommuters using Namo Bharat trains can now get a 10% discount on each trip by using an NCMC card. The NCRTC's loyalty program offers one po...
- Central Bank of India launches contactless debit card in association with NPCIUsers of Central Bank RuPay Select Debit Card can avail complementary membership and concessional access to golf courses, gyms, spas and re...
- View: RBI's recent announcement on offline digital payments can be a game-changerWith products like Unified Payments Interface (UPI), India has one of the best payment infrastructures in the world. However, India remains...
- Digitising transit payments key to a cashless economyMost Indians are hassled by long queues at ticket counters, toll plazas, bus stops, petrol pumps and even at parking stations to purchase t...
- FASTag, mobility cards big focus for us this year: NPCI COOPraveena Rai says it's a year for transit and FASTag is going to be a big focus for NPCI.
- Nirmala Sitharaman’s Union Budget for 2019-20: Key HighlightsAt first glance, it looked like Union Budget 2019 has disappointed Dalal Street.
- MeitY is pushing everyone to accept common mobility cardsGovernment wants banks to deploy contactless payments-enabled point-of-sales terminals.
- Government moots 6-point formula to boost digital paymentsThe departments were told that saturating and bringing all merchants on board the Bhim-UPI QR platform is “a very imerportant activity”.
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