financial inclusion

Are people really aware of the policies that the government has for us? Here's what people need to know

Financial literacy in India is not very good, especially among women

The easier and cheaper credit through digital lending has the potential to start a virtuous cycle of formalization, so much so that up to 85 per cent of MSMEs could be formal by 2023

On 26 September, the Supreme Court in a detailed judgement said that Aadhaar scheme is constitutionally valid, however, struck down Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act, which prevents private companies including banks and telecom companies from accessing the data

Small finance banks addressing the financial services requirements of the base of pyramid customers as well as SMEs clearly have a much larger base of consumers, and a larger role in nation building

From cashless economy to the use of mobile banking it was all new for India but Fintech revolution has changed it all

In a country like India wherein, financial inclusion is one of the most important tasks at hand to complete, very few fintech companies are led by women co-founder.

India has made enormous strides in payment systems, and the numbers are growing rapidly