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Safe Second Account: A Simple Digital Banking Habit to Start in 2026
Managing everyday digital payments with Airtel Payments Bank
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5 Apps You Can Use to Buy Digital Gold This Dhanteras
The auspicious day of Dhanteras is here, and it marks the start of the festive season in India. It is almost customary to commemorate this occasion by purchasing metals like gold and silver as a mark of good fortune. Instead of making the purchases physically, you can buy digital gold as a more convenient means of making the investment. Here are fi...
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Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch With RuPay Chip Launched in India in Partnership With Noise and NPCI
Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch was introduced as National Common Mobility Card-enabled option in collaboration with Noise and NPCI at the Global Fintech Fest 2024 on Wednesday. The device, dubbed, the Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch, comes with an integrated RuPay chip that enables transactions from the user’s wrist. It has been launched as a pa...
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Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch With NFC for Contactless Payments Launched in India: Price, Specifications
Airtel Payments Bank smartwatch was launched in India on Tuesday (March 19). This marks the entry of the telecom operator in the smartwatch segment and becomes the first device to be launched by it. The smartwatch has been developed in collaboration with the wearable brand Noise and the payment-technology provider Mastercard.
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Airtel Payments Bank, Park+ Partner For FASTag-Based Smart Parking at Varanasi Airport
Airtel Payments Bank has collaborated with Park+ to enable FASTag-based smart parking solutions at Varanasi's Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport. The FASTag-based smart parking solution enables automatic cashless payments at airport parking, making vehicle movement in the parking zone frictionless and time efficient.
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Airtel Offering Rs. 6,000 Cashback on Purchase of Select New Smartphones: All Details
Airtel prepaid subscribers can avail Rs. 6,000 cashback on purchase of select smartphones. This cashback will be credited to Airtel Payments Bank Account. It will only be credited if the buyer recharges Airtel Rs. 249 or above plans continuously for 36 months. The cashback will be given in two instalments.
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Netflix India Now Supports UPI AutoPay for Recurring Payments
Netflix is now rolling out support for UPI Autopay recurring payments in India. UPI Autopay will be available on Netflix.com and Netflix’s Android app. Netflix might be getting ahead of the curve here, as the Reserve Bank of India will impose new rules on recurring transactions from October 1, and the storing of card details from January 1, 2022.
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Telcos Pay Part Of Government Dues, RBI Flags Fresh Concern: 10 Points
Debt-ridden telecom firms have paid part of the Rs 1.47 lakh crore they owe to the government as the Reserve Bank expressed concern on Monday about the possibility of their defaulting on bank loans. Bharti Airtel made a payment of Rs 10,000 crore on Monday. Vodafone Idea and Tata Group have already paid their share. The telecom companies -- which h...
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Safe Second Account: A Simple Digital Banking Habit to Start in 2026
Managing everyday digital payments with Airtel Payments Bank
-
5 Apps You Can Use to Buy Digital Gold This Dhanteras
The auspicious day of Dhanteras is here, and it marks the start of the festive season in India. It is almost customary to commemorate this occasion by purchasing metals like gold and silver as a mark of good fortune. Instead of making the purchases physically, you can buy digital gold as a more convenient means of making the investment. Here are fi...
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Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch With RuPay Chip Launched in India in Partnership With Noise and NPCI
Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch was introduced as National Common Mobility Card-enabled option in collaboration with Noise and NPCI at the Global Fintech Fest 2024 on Wednesday. The device, dubbed, the Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch, comes with an integrated RuPay chip that enables transactions from the user’s wrist. It has been launched as a pa...
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Airtel Payments Bank Smartwatch With NFC for Contactless Payments Launched in India: Price, Specifications
Airtel Payments Bank smartwatch was launched in India on Tuesday (March 19). This marks the entry of the telecom operator in the smartwatch segment and becomes the first device to be launched by it. The smartwatch has been developed in collaboration with the wearable brand Noise and the payment-technology provider Mastercard.
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Airtel Payments Bank, Park+ Partner For FASTag-Based Smart Parking at Varanasi Airport
Airtel Payments Bank has collaborated with Park+ to enable FASTag-based smart parking solutions at Varanasi's Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport. The FASTag-based smart parking solution enables automatic cashless payments at airport parking, making vehicle movement in the parking zone frictionless and time efficient.
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Airtel Offering Rs. 6,000 Cashback on Purchase of Select New Smartphones: All Details
Airtel prepaid subscribers can avail Rs. 6,000 cashback on purchase of select smartphones. This cashback will be credited to Airtel Payments Bank Account. It will only be credited if the buyer recharges Airtel Rs. 249 or above plans continuously for 36 months. The cashback will be given in two instalments.
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Netflix India Now Supports UPI AutoPay for Recurring Payments
Netflix is now rolling out support for UPI Autopay recurring payments in India. UPI Autopay will be available on Netflix.com and Netflix’s Android app. Netflix might be getting ahead of the curve here, as the Reserve Bank of India will impose new rules on recurring transactions from October 1, and the storing of card details from January 1, 2022.
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Telcos Pay Part Of Government Dues, RBI Flags Fresh Concern: 10 Points
Debt-ridden telecom firms have paid part of the Rs 1.47 lakh crore they owe to the government as the Reserve Bank expressed concern on Monday about the possibility of their defaulting on bank loans. Bharti Airtel made a payment of Rs 10,000 crore on Monday. Vodafone Idea and Tata Group have already paid their share. The telecom companies -- which h...
