On an average a rural consumer has to travel for hours to reach the nearest bank branch or institution even for daily transactions like depositing and withdrawing cash. Traveling such distance on a day-to-day basis is not only time consuming, but also costs money, making it counterproductive for an already
FOR PRESS RELEASE 19th November 2019, Mumbai India steps up its game with more POS-sibilities in the FinTech Ecosystem with Global Payment Acceptance! Over the last five years, the Indian FinTech ecosystem has scaled new heights, both in terms of funding received from various avenues and the increasing consumer adoption
It’s the beginning of the month; you are at your local grocery store, stocking up for the next one month or so…. Without even blinking, you fish out your wallet, hand over your card, or just scan the QR code to make the payment though your e-wallet. Simple…isn’t it? Now
Technology has always played a key role in the financial sector in ways that most people take for granted and might not even notice. In examining the timeline of FinTech developments, the last 65 years paint a picture of continued innovation and evolution. In the global FinTech space, the 1950s
The most important parameter of development for any country across the world is its robust and efficient transportation network, connecting each state, town, city, village and even the neighbourhood. Hence the ‘streets, roads, freeways and highways’ become a crucial part of this network which is imperative for progress. And these
It’s not only the BIG things that matter. It’s the LITTLE things done, by multiple people, multiple times over… That is what makes the real difference! Ever wondered how spending an entire day without electricity would be like? Right from lighting up a dark room, cooling the house with
We’re Going Global!!!” is the new catch phrase on trend with many of the corporates across the Globe. But what does it really mean to ‘go global’. Come to think of it, going global is not just expanding your operations to countries outside of your own, making your products available
Shanti Bai lives in a village in Sehore district where she runs a grocery store. She is eligible for pension for which she waits for the 10th of every month. Previously she faced many problems dealing with the bank. She had to walk a lot and she didn’t know how
Reena Bai lives with her 2 children and her husband, who is a bangle vendor in the village of Bamuliya. She has just joined in 6 months back. Earlier she passed her day simply doing chores of the house, taking care of her 2 kids and helping her husband in
Sugan Ba lives in the village of Uljhawan with her husband, son and daughter-in-law. Her family is involved in farming. She has been associated with the Self-Help Group (SHG) for 2 years and at the age of 58 she now heads a SHG. Her son recently got married and when
