Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    GOOGLE WALLET

    New UPI fraud trend: Fraudsters spamming UPI IDs with multiple collect requests; one careless approval means money gone from bank a/c

    UPI scam: Fraudsters are decoding your UPI ID to send spam UPI collect money and autopay requests. These requests are all genuine, however the request is being initiated by fraudsters. So instead of paying for Netflix subscription for your account, you may end up paying it for the fraudster's account. Be careful about this new UPI scam.

    UPI market share cap delay likely to keep online payments pie unchanged

    The 30% market share cap in the UPI segment was considered improbable with only a few months left until the deadline. Newcomers revised their plans as PhonePe and Google Pay retained dominance. The government had not yet provided an official stance to the NPCI on this matter. On the other hand, NPCI has been allowing multiple consumer internet platforms with a large user base to become third-party application providers and launch their own UPI offerings.

    WazirX laptops not compromised in $230 million hack, says Google subsidiary; Liminal questions audit

    Mandiant Solutions, a Google subsidiary and cybersecurity expert, confirmed that cryptocurrency exchange WazirX's laptops were secure amidst a cyberattack that stole over $230 million. Investigations to recover assets and identify culprits continue.

    Mobile wallets sink; IT talent in hinterlands

    Happy Tuesday! As UPI becomes the default payment mode in India, mobile wallets are suffering. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Mobile wallet transactions on slippery slope as UPI rises

    Even before the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) was born, India’s retail payments story had gone digital, riding on mobile wallets. These were prepaid payment instruments that needed to be loaded and could be used to pay each other and scan QR codes. But these wallets are dying with reduced adoption.

    Google cuts Maps prices by 70% after Bhavish Aggarwal's free Ola Maps offering

    Google joins the price war over a week after Bhavish Aggarwal announced that Ola was exiting Google Maps, shifting to an in-house navigation system, Ola Maps. He said the move saved the company about Rs 100 crore in costs. Google said it is working with ONDC to offer developers on the platform up to 90% off on select Google Maps APIs.

    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP