BSE-listed Choice International Limited, a fintech conglomerate, reported a net profit of Rs 167 million on a revenue of Rs 1,687 million for the financial year 2020-21
If successful, Paytm's initial share sale would surpass Coal India Ltd.'s offering, which raised more than Rs 15,000 crore in 2010 in the country's largest IPO so far
GST Council may green-light entry given disappointing progress
IFSCA in talks with 10 foreign counterparts to help Indian fintech firms expand globally
Company offers merchants payment technology and working capital; it started as a retail solutions player in petroleum.
The firm said it continues to register, on average, 15% month-on-month growth
Intellect Design Arena today announced that it has bagged a large deal from Concentra Bank to power its exciting new digital banking strategy.
As India looks to solidify its position as a competitive global commerce hub, it is essential to deepen economic integration and lower trade costs. The key to achieving this is trade digitisation
Antitrust regulator fines twelve companies under anti-monopoly law
Starting next week, the Google Pay app settings will provide users with more controls to decide how their Google Pay activity is used to personalise features within the app
Regulators have also pledged to rein in China's fintech firms, a move marked by the abrupt suspension of Ant's $35 billion listing
Paytm has partnered with financial services institutions, including Visa and MasterCard, for facilitating card payments for Smart PoS
Customer retention, gains from float money and product innovation are the key reasons for banks to jump on the new for-profit platform for retail payments
Walmart announced in January that it formed a partnership with Ribbit Capital to create a new financial technology startup
Financial services firm sees 15% month-on-month growth in offline merchant payments
Brexit cut fintechs' access to the EU single market and made it far harder to employ staff from the bloc, leaving Britain less attractive for the industry
Britain's departure from the European Union has cut the fintech industry's access to the world's biggest single market, making the UK less attractive for fintechs wanting to expand cross-border.
The firm said it has already surpassed its target of facilitating disbursal of Rs 1,000 crores of business loans to its merchant partners
Modi on Friday stressed on increasing credit to businesses to meet the needs of a fast reflating economy
Britain has a 10% share of the global fintech market, generating 11 billion pounds ($15.6 billion) in revenue