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Paytm gets RBI's in-principle nod to revive wallet biz

Paytm Payments Services ‌will ⁠be able to ⁠offer prepaid payment instruments, including wallets, to customers after receiving the central ​bank’s final ‌authorisation, says company

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  1. The Economic Times

    Paytm gets RBI nod for pre-paid instruments (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

  2. The Economic Times

    Paytm gets RBI's in-principle nod to revive wallet biz (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

  3. Times of India

    Paytm gets RBI prelim nod to operate wallets; shares surge to 52-week high (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Paytm's payment segment has secured initial approval from the Reserve Bank of India for its prepaid payment instruments. This milestone has propelled One 97 Communications' stock to soar past the Rs 1,900 mark, reflecting strong market performance. Analysts…

  4. The Hindu

    India's Paytm gets preliminary RBI nod for wallet licence; shares hit record high (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    Paytm Payments Services ‌will ⁠be able to ⁠offer prepaid payment instruments, including wallets, to customers after receiving the central ​bank’s final ‌authorisation, says company

  5. Business Recorder

    India's Paytm gets preliminary RBI nod for wallet licence; shares hit record high (opens Business Recorder in a new tab)

    BENGALURU: India’s Paytm on Friday received preliminary central bank approval for its payments services unit to issue prepaid payment products, including digital wallets, sending its shares to a record high. The approval comes after the winding up of Paytm…

  6. The Hindu

    Paytm gets RBI’s in-principle nod to revive wallet business; shares hit record high (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    Paytm Payments Services ‌will ⁠be able to ⁠offer prepaid payment instruments, including wallets, to customers after receiving the central ​bank’s final ‌authorisation, says company

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