Billdesk is set to acquire Worldline’s India business. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

Billdesk is set to acquire the India payments business of French payment giant Worldline for an estimated equity value of $70 million. In a...

The PA licence will allow Bengaluru-based Groww to process online payments by itself. The licence was issued in the name of the company's s...

Average ticket size of UPI transactions fell 8% to ₹1,515, while average credit card ticket size rose 8% to ₹5,276, according to data from ...

"Worldline confirms that it has initiated social processes with the relevant employee representative bodies within the Worldline group," it...

It has also launched a new business application on its new generation Android-powered smart terminals which can help merchants accept payme...

French payment company has been offering digital payment services in India for years, but only on behalf of banking partners. But now it in...

The partnership aims to provide one-stop cloud-based Retail Solutions for MSMEs in India.

As part of the partnership, Worldline will bring more convenience for Indian customers in the European markets by allowing merchants’ point...

According to Worldline India, while 25% of all transactions at supermarkets were contactless in January 2020, these transactions rose to 31...

Of the total cards in circulation, credit cards accounted for 7 per cent market share while debit cards represented 93 per cent.

In India, Worldline is among the leading facilitators of offline merchants, while Ingenico leads in the payment gateway space.

Worldline takes on competition offering enhanced features on Android terminals.

The transaction will add to Worldline's margins immediately and has been financed through internal accruals.

Chennai-headquartered MRL Posnet has 100,000 payment terminals and processes close to euro 1.13 billion worth of transactions an annual bas...

The debit card base in India grew by 40% last year, thanks mainly due to Jan Dhan Yojana enrollments, a study by WorldLine India found.

Buoyed by the marketing initiatives of retailers, shopping through card payments has risen 20 per cent a week before Diwali.