Delhi Informer

Residents will now be able to pay their water and sewer bills via credit/debit cards and e-wallets, with the Delhi Jal Board launching its “cashless” payment options on Tuesday. Its 38 zonal revenue … The Hindu – Delhi

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PayU India gets license by the RBI to set up and operate Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS). Adding to the feat, PayU has been listed amongst the first non-bank entity that has been grated this license out of the total of 62 non-bank entities that… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Online Shopping is growing at a rapid pace in India and probably we are the fastest ecommerce growing country in the world today. E-commerce companies are inducing in consumers and also dealers a habit to deal with online portals and many people in the… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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New Delhi, May 5 () CBI today claimed that former board member of Aeromatrix Gautam Khaitan has accepted taking payments from Guido Haschke and Carlo Gerosa, middlemen in the Agusta Westland Chopper deal, but rejected allegations that it was part of any kickbacks. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of […]

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PayUbiz, payment solution provider used by over 80 out of the top 100 e-commerce companies in India, has launched ‘SplitSettle’, a first-of-itskind payment settlement solution for online marketplaces. The new feature will allow marketplaces to disburse… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Increasing use of banking apps on smartphone are set to cause nightmare to consumers and financial institution as per the predictions for 2016 by Trend Micro. Reports say that 3 in 4 apps in India are malicious. Irrespective of the slow adoption rate… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Paytm has appointed former Airtel and Samsung senior executive NitinMisra to head the consumer internet company’s product pipeline for its core payments business. Misra’s appointment is the latest made by the Noida-headquartered, Alipay-backed Paytm,… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)’s More Delhi card will be accepted as a mode of payment in DTC buses in the next six months. The step is a move towards integrating various modes of transport in the city in order to facilitate seamless travel in the capital. Cluster buses will also be included in the […]

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