they will partner with 3rd party banks before 29th , they have a uphill task to replace all the qr codes of merchants that are powered by paytm payments bank.
Likewise.Unfortunately the only process you can migrate is to close the PayTM Fastag, peel off the sticker (bigger PITA), get a new one from somewhere else, and paste that.
I am waiting to see if they can continue it and will decide towards the end the month.
From what I know, KYC for new customers was not done properly. Multiple accounts (more than 1K) were linked to one PAN, and information was being sent to servers outside of India.Does anyone know the specifics of what rules PayTM Payments Bank broke? I used PayTM wallet, and I'm wondering what nefarious things they were up to. All I have read so far is something vague like "did not comply with RBI rules", but which rules, exactly?
Does anyone know the specifics of what rules PayTM Payments Bank broke? I used PayTM wallet, and I'm wondering what nefarious things they were up to. All I have read so far is something vague like "did not comply with RBI rules", but which rules, exactly?
Does anyone know the specifics of what rules PayTM Payments Bank broke? I used PayTM wallet, and I'm wondering what nefarious things they were up to. All I have read so far is something vague like "did not comply with RBI rules", but which rules, exactly?
The next best is Amazon Fasttag. However, as I mentioned, will wait for a week or so to decide further.I haven't yet bought any fast tag yet and have heard paytm was the most hassle-free one having almost nil failure rates compared to banks which go haywire during long weekends giving banks server busy issues on toll booths!
So whats the next best one to go for?
any source for this? I would really rather hold on to PayTM's fastag if they will continue to workHold on for a week or so, RBI is going to have a discussion with NHAI to work on something so that user's dont have to go through the pain !
any source for this? I would really rather hold on to PayTM's fastag if they will continue to work
Bhim ?any UPI app which is plain and simple UPI, like just scan code and pay money only type ?
Its good but startup is slower than gpay, paytm etc.Bhim ?
I used it a long time ago before moving to PayTM. No idea how it is now.
used it long back as well. when started it was good that time.Bhim ?
gpay is the worst out of all option available.gpay
BHIMregardless, it wont be ideal to continue using paytm.
its sad, paytm gone his way and second best phonePe is just became an ad-wall and selling beting app.
any UPI app which is plain and simple UPI, like just scan code and pay money only type ?
why?used it long back as well. when started it was good that time.
its hard to trust any govt brewed apps because they dont have any accountability and always on denial mode. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BHIM#Security
but yes, looks like that is the way forward.
gpay is the worst out of all option available.
I am not taking him seriously. He can have his own perpective, but RBI is one of the best and well managed Central Banks across the world."In the RBI, individuals responsible for making decisions and handling calls are typically around 60 years old. They have experience managing a system of banks. However, there seems to be a lack of trust in a 40-year-old individual, especially if they are considered a Maverick, to run a core system," he said.
Ashneer Grover on Paytm Payments Bank Crisis: 60-year-olds running RBI do not...
Ashneer Grover, Founder of BharatPe criticised the RBI for 'punitive action' against Paytm Payments Bank, calling it an 'overreach' that sends the message that banks are important but fintechs are not.www.livemint.com
With this kind of attitude and the kind of errors they did (heard that, people were using one PAN card linked to multiple accounts to subscribe to IPOs, manipulating, etc.), they will be on tenterhooks with RBI /govt. leadership. Also, tooting startup horn too much, international credibility, etc., govt. should keep these kind of hardball players tough on their own game than yielding to threaten-begging for benefit of people.
Ashneer Grover on Paytm Crisis: Sad Day for Startups in India, Says 60 Year Olds at RBI Lack Trust | - Times of India
Ashneer Grover, founder of BharatPe, defends Paytm in the RBI crisis. He criticizes the lack of trust in young entrepreneurs and highlights the importance of startups in India's economy. Read more on this sad day for the startup community.timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Better to have multiple options similar to paytm, only if BHIM could become more better in dealing with.