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Realme's budget smartphone, the Narzo 10A, will be up for grabs through a flash sale at 12 pm on June 23 via Flipkart and Realme India's website.

Google has introduced new prepaid plans for its popular YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium services in India.

In a bid to strengthen bilateral ties between India and Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to sign several agreements with the Kingdom.

In a bid to facilitate seamless travel payments across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a new initiative termed 'One Nation One Card.'

After six months of inactivity, Paytm Payments Bank (PPB) has started adding new customers following a clearance by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) launched the country's first indigenous card scheme called 'RuPay' in 2012, to deal with the monopoly of international card networks- MasterCard and Visa.

Indian Railways Catering and Tourism and Corporation (IRCTC) offers the facility of booking train tickets online, via its website and mobile app.

Keeping its 2017 promise, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), on Tuesday, issued final guidelines allowing the interoperability of prepaid payment instruments (PPIs) or mobile wallets.

Expanding its portfolio of smart wearables in India, Xiaomi-owned Huami has now launched Amazfit Pace and Cor.

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) launched the country's first indigenous card scheme called 'RuPay' in 2012, to deal with the monopoly of international card networks- MasterCard and Visa.

Hackers managed to transfer over Rs. 94 crore through a malware attack on the server of Pune-based Cosmos Bank and cloning thousands of the bank's debit cards.

Paytm is Noida-based E-commerce start-up that mainstreamed digital wallets in India, and helped us get rid of the unnecessary hassle of making cash payments.

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) launched the country's first indigenous card scheme called 'RuPay' in 2012, to deal with the monopoly of international card networks- MasterCard and Visa.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today purchased a Madhubani painting using a RuPay card during his visit to the Indian Heritage Center in Singapore.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched three Indian mobile payments apps, BHIM, RuPay, and SBI, in Singapore at "Business, Innovation and Community Event" aimed at internationalization of the country's digital payments platform.

Tired of having to maintain a minimum balance for your savings account? Worry not, SBI has a solution.

Shraddha Mohan Mengshette (Maharashtra) won Rs. 1cr in the Lucky Grahak Yojana scheme; an EMI of Rs. 1,590 paid through RuPay card was the winning transaction.

Six winners were selected by lottery under the government's digital payments promotion scheme.

Government of India is set to wrap up its 100-day long Digi-Dhan Mela, launched after demonetization to encourage digital payments.

To enable seamless retail payments, the government today launched BharatQR code. The quick response (QR) code will enable digital payments without card swiping machines.

Hitachi Payments Services accepted that its systems were compromised in mid-2016 due to a sophisticated malware.

To encourage greater participation by banks in developing cashless economy, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has allowed them the freedom to fix service charges on cashless transactions.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Modi will meet his senior ministers to discuss the impact of demonetization and subsequent steps taken by the government.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's much-awaited New Year's Eve address to the nation evoked mixed reactions.

PM Modi today said under Pradhan Mantri Aawas Yojna the housing-loans in 2017 below Rs.9 lakhs and Rs.12 lakhs will have 3% and 4% lower interest-rates.

The Centre has planned a 2-day campaign beginning with PM Modi's speech to highlight the gains made after demonetization; he is also likely to put forth a post-demonetization roadmap for the Indian economy.

The RBI stated that it will initiate action against the bank where the recently disclosed debit card security breach originated; RBI is currently conducting an investigation into the breach.

The Reserve Bank of India is set to issue a set of stringent security guidelines for the use of debit cards.

The Finance Ministry has reassured the public that 99.5% of debit cards are safe and only a few were compromised in the recent security breach.

In one of the biggest financial security breaches in India, nearly 3.2 million debit cards' information and details were compromised, according to reports.

On Tuesday, a memorandum issued by the finance ministry stated that the Government will bear the transaction cost for all payments made to it through debit or credit cards and net banking.