The current landscape suggests a growing influence of fintechs in India. However, growth and investments have primarily confined in the payments and credit domains, and in a few metro cities.

Examines the implications of the observation that in most rural villages, the infrastructure to support fintech remains inadequate.

The study is based on extensive secondary research and stakeholder interviews with fintechs and FSPs across six markets – Bangladesh, China, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, and Vietnam.

This case-study will provide you a sneak-peek to the journey of the creation of the first “cashless” panchayat in Odisha.

This post attempts to cover the details of how WhatsApp can possibly simplify the user experience while making digital payments in India.

This Policy Note explores some ideas and thoughts which can help the policy makers and regulators to achieve their vision of complete financial inclusion.

This presentation discusses financial inclusion needs across cycle of life and major constraints in reaching the poor. It also highlights key ingredients for success in financial inclusion.”

Reserve Bank of India estimates that 96% of all the retail transactions in India are conducted using cash, leaving only about 4% payments on cash-less/digital channels.