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    ETtech Deep Dive: How RBI and NPCI are working to tackle mule account frauds

    The RBI, the National Payments Corporation of India, and the Ministry of Home Affairs are teaming up with banks, financial institutions, and tech security companies to crack down on mule accounts and prevent fraud in the country's banking system.

    Infibeam Avenues reports 55% jump in profits at Rs 147 crore for FY24

    Infibeam Avenues, the Ahmedabad-based company behind CCAvenue payment gateway and BuildaBazaar enterprise software, saw its annual revenue soar by 61% to Rs 3,171 crore in FY24, compared to Rs 1,962 crore the previous year. Profit after tax also jumped significantly, rising 55% to Rs 147 crore from Rs 94.6 crore.

    RBI tells online payments firms to track fishy transactions amid Lok Sabha elections

    The central bank has also asked payment companies to monitor and report high-value merchant payments during ongoing general elections. In a letter dated April 15, the RBI asked payment system operators (PSOs) to prevent likely misuse of e-fund transfer systems to influence voters or indirectly fund poll candidates.

    Track fishy transactions, RBI tells payment firms

    In a letter dated April 15, the RBI asked payment system operators (PSOs) to prevent any potential misuse of electronic fund transfer mechanisms to influence voters or indirectly fund candidates who are participating in the elections.

    Cred receives in-principle approval from RBI for payment aggregator business

    Fintech firm Cred, supported by Peak XV, secures RBI's approval for PA business. Post final nod, it'll expand merchant payments, focusing on credit card bills. Cred collaborates with payment companies, plans QR payments and offline business, aiming for comprehensive user transactions.

    Processing charges a drag on fast-growing payments startups

    Digital payment startups are facing rising payment processing charges despite revenue growth, impacting profitability. High operation costs persist due to fees charged by network operators and system maintenance expenses.

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