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We missed this earlier. Google Pay is currently in the “midst of” complying with the Reserve Bank of India’s data localisation norms, but will...
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We missed this earlier. Google Pay is currently in the “midst of” complying with the Reserve Bank of India’s data localisation norms, but will...
The Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, Vivek Joshi, will ask the UIDAI to verify biometric data of individuals to include it in...
The RBI has issued FAQs clarifying, among other things, that all payments data needs to be stored in systems located in India. The regulator...
Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has outlined the company’s ‘vision and principles around building a privacy-focused messaging and social networking platform.’ While Facebook...
We missed this earlier Google’s storage subscription service ‘Google One’ launched in India earlier this week, with plans starting at Rs 130 per month...
In a blog post, PhonePe has alleged that international payment companies like Google and WhatsApp are trying to evade taxes by having data servers...
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked payment companies to send it fortnightly updates on the progress made on storage of payment system...
Continuing their pursuit to push for local storage of payment system data, Paytm and other domestic e-commerce/payment firms have said that 6 months is...
The Indian government wants WhatsApp to prioritize on curbing fake news on its platform, over the plans to launch its payments services in the...
If users want more than Google’s default storage limit of 15GB, they have to pony up cash for a monthly subscription. Now, those plans...
