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Govt denies foreign pressure behind UPI MDR, says charge will help Indian UPI apps

The Department of Financial Services took to X to say that the NPCI’s actions had not rectified any of the concerns that the U.S. has raised in the past regarding India’s UPI system

The Hindu BusinessSeptember 17, 20261 min read
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Govt denies foreign pressure behind UPI MDR, says charge will help Indian UPI apps

The Department of Financial Services took to X to say that the NPCI’s actions had not rectified any of the concerns that the U.S. has raised in the past regarding India’s UPI system

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