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The digital payment war is now getting interesting in India. An intense battle for supremacy can be now expected, as Paytm, India’s largest digital wallet has declared a war against Google, world’s biggest Internet company.

In a first of its kind move, Made in India ecommerce portal Flipkart has announced the launch of credit line for its consumers. Now, online shoppers can get upto Rs 60,000 credit for shopping online, which they can pay later.

Recently, a Jabong shopper was robbed of Rs 11,000, via Paytm. And interestingly, he also shared his Aadhaar and OTP. How did this happen? What can you do to protect yourself against such robbery? Keep reading to find out more!

Kudos to the marketing department of Paytm, because they have seized a perfect opportunity to leverage a rising concern: Petrol prices.

Users of popular cashless services like Paytm, Freecharge, and PhonePe are baffled because now, they are not accepting Aadhaar for KYC! What is the real reason?

Understanding that passengers need to save as well, Indian Railways has announced several interesting offers and discounts for passengers, who book their tickets online.

While Paytm, India’s biggest mobile app has claimed 100 crore monthly sessions, and mind boggling 290 billion transactions a month, UPI too has claimed a big victory with 30 crore monthly transactions.

Indian Prime Minister launched the world's largest payments bank, India Post Payments Bank at the national capital on Saturday. The government-owned payments bank will get assistance at 1.55 lakh post office branches across the nation…

Kishore Biyani led Future Group is right now under hot pursuit from Alibaba, Google and Amazon, as they wish to invest in the company, and grab a pie of the offline retail sector.

Although both Berkshire Hathaway (the company which Buffett owns, and uses for investments) and Paytm hasn’t responded to this news, sparks are already flying.