UPI MDR: Where will 0.4% fee go? FM clarifies banks, payment gateways & apps to get a share | Check breakdown
UPI MDR explained: 40% of the new fee will go to customer banks, 30% to payment gateways and 20% to UPI apps. Know who gets the money.
UPI MDR explained: 40% of the new fee will go to customer banks, 30% to payment gateways and 20% to UPI apps. Know who gets the money.
Flexi-cap mutual funds saw a wide variation in one-year performance even as the Nifty 500 declined. While several schemes delivered positive returns, some slipped into negative territory. Here’s a look at how individual schemes fared against the benchmark.
Traders in Madhya Pradesh observed ‘No UPI Day’ on Wednesday. They were seeking an immediate withdrawal of the imposed MDR fees on UPI transactions.
The company said the new tools are intended to give viewers greater control over the content they consume while helping creators produce, manage and earn from their work.
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RBI is exploring offline e-rupee transactions using Bluetooth and NFC, allowing digital payments without internet connectivity. Details here.
The government has notified October 1 as the date from which contributions under the Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948, will become payable in the areas covered by the order in Madhya Pradesh.
The biggest wealth strides in the M3M Hurun India Rich List 2026’s top 100 were made by individuals from industrial and diversified businesses. And the biggest new entrant on the 2026 list is Renuka Jagtiani of Landmark Group, with wealth of ₹70,500 crore.
The rules spell out eligibility requirements, employee and government contributions, pension calculation, lump-sum benefits, minimum and maximum pension provisions, VRS rules and the process for switching from UPS to NPS.
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