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Sam Pitroda Says Phone, Laptop Hacked, Money Demanded In Cryptocurrency
Sam Pitroda, Chairperson of the Indian Overseas Congress, on Saturday said that his server has been hacked and hackers have issued threats, demanding payment of tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency.
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Indian Overseas Bank Invites Applications For 550 Apprentice Posts, Check Details
Indian Overseas Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2024: The deadline for application submission is September 10, and the last date for fee payment is September 15.
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RBI Extends Deadline For Paytm Unit Wind-Down To March 15
Paytm Payments Bank got a much-sought after extension from the Reserve Bank of India to wind down its operations on Friday, even as its overseas transactions are under the scanner of the federal financial crime fighting agency.
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Russia Defaults On Foreign Debt For First Time Since 1918
Russia defaulted on its foreign-currency sovereign debt for the first time in a century, the culmination of ever-tougher Western sanctions that shut down payment routes to overseas creditors.
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UPI, RuPay Cards to Soon Be Accepted in France as NPCI's Overseas Arm Entered the European Country
NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with French payment services company Lyra Network to expand UPI and RuPay cards to France.
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PayPal Expands Payment Services to Help Ukrainian Citizens, Refugees
PayPal expanded its services to allow Ukrainian citizens and refugees to receive payments from overseas, a move a senior Ukrainian official called a huge help as Russian forces continued to attack the country.
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Edtech Firm BrightChamps Begin Accepting Crypto Fees in India, Overseas Markets
BrightChamps, the Goa-based edtech firm, will allow users in India as well as abroad to pay fees in cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, Ether, and Tether have been named as accepted cryptocurrencies. The feature has been rolled out in India, US, Canada, and UAE among other nations.
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India’s UPI Reaches Bhutan as NPCI’s Overseas Arm Enables UPI-Based Payments in the Neighbouring Country
NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL), the international arm of National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), has come into a partnership with Bhutan’s central bank Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) for enabling QR-based UPI transactions in the country.
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Flipkart, PhonePe Have Room for Other Investors: Walmart CEO Doug McMillon
Walmart's Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart and digital payments business PhonePe have room for other investors and could raise money in several ways including stock market listings, the US retail giant's CEO said.
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China Mobile Payment Giants Alipay, WeChat Open to International Cards
Alipay and WeChat Pay have started allowing overseas users to link their accounts to international bank cards, in a move cheered by foreign payment firms like Visa and Mastercard.
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Pakistan Seeks Investment From Overseas Citizens To Tackle Payment Crisis
Pakistan has launched a new investment certificate for overseas citizens, aimed at easing the country's balance of payments crisis, Prime Minister Imran Khan announced Thursday.
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It's Showtime For Puli. Sridevi's Film Releases Worldwide
The release of Puli had hit a roadblock after early morning shows and overseas premieres of the film were cancelled due to payment issues. However, the issues are now resolved and the film has released in India and abroad. Hansika Motwani tweeted: "All issues sorted. It's time to Roar. It's time for #Puli. it's #showtime"
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Email Scam Nets More Than $214 Million From Victims in 14 Months: FBI
In the scheme, fake invoices are delivered to businesses which deal with overseas suppliers, asking for payment by wire transfer.
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Indians stranded in Angola do not want to come back: Government
Government has said that Indians working in a strife-torn cement factory in Angola were not keen on coming back even when offered facilities to return home.Minister for Overseas Affairs Vyalar Ravi said in the Rajya Sabha that these workers were employed by a Dubai-based Indian company and were demanding payment of over time duty.
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Sam Pitroda Says Phone, Laptop Hacked, Money Demanded In Cryptocurrency
Sam Pitroda, Chairperson of the Indian Overseas Congress, on Saturday said that his server has been hacked and hackers have issued threats, demanding payment of tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency.
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Indian Overseas Bank Invites Applications For 550 Apprentice Posts, Check Details
Indian Overseas Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2024: The deadline for application submission is September 10, and the last date for fee payment is September 15.
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RBI Extends Deadline For Paytm Unit Wind-Down To March 15
Paytm Payments Bank got a much-sought after extension from the Reserve Bank of India to wind down its operations on Friday, even as its overseas transactions are under the scanner of the federal financial crime fighting agency.
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Russia Defaults On Foreign Debt For First Time Since 1918
Russia defaulted on its foreign-currency sovereign debt for the first time in a century, the culmination of ever-tougher Western sanctions that shut down payment routes to overseas creditors.
-
UPI, RuPay Cards to Soon Be Accepted in France as NPCI's Overseas Arm Entered the European Country
NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with French payment services company Lyra Network to expand UPI and RuPay cards to France.
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PayPal Expands Payment Services to Help Ukrainian Citizens, Refugees
PayPal expanded its services to allow Ukrainian citizens and refugees to receive payments from overseas, a move a senior Ukrainian official called a huge help as Russian forces continued to attack the country.
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Edtech Firm BrightChamps Begin Accepting Crypto Fees in India, Overseas Markets
BrightChamps, the Goa-based edtech firm, will allow users in India as well as abroad to pay fees in cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, Ether, and Tether have been named as accepted cryptocurrencies. The feature has been rolled out in India, US, Canada, and UAE among other nations.
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India’s UPI Reaches Bhutan as NPCI’s Overseas Arm Enables UPI-Based Payments in the Neighbouring Country
NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL), the international arm of National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), has come into a partnership with Bhutan’s central bank Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) for enabling QR-based UPI transactions in the country.
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Flipkart, PhonePe Have Room for Other Investors: Walmart CEO Doug McMillon
Walmart's Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart and digital payments business PhonePe have room for other investors and could raise money in several ways including stock market listings, the US retail giant's CEO said.
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China Mobile Payment Giants Alipay, WeChat Open to International Cards
Alipay and WeChat Pay have started allowing overseas users to link their accounts to international bank cards, in a move cheered by foreign payment firms like Visa and Mastercard.
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Pakistan Seeks Investment From Overseas Citizens To Tackle Payment Crisis
Pakistan has launched a new investment certificate for overseas citizens, aimed at easing the country's balance of payments crisis, Prime Minister Imran Khan announced Thursday.
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It's Showtime For Puli. Sridevi's Film Releases Worldwide
The release of Puli had hit a roadblock after early morning shows and overseas premieres of the film were cancelled due to payment issues. However, the issues are now resolved and the film has released in India and abroad. Hansika Motwani tweeted: "All issues sorted. It's time to Roar. It's time for #Puli. it's #showtime"
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Email Scam Nets More Than $214 Million From Victims in 14 Months: FBI
In the scheme, fake invoices are delivered to businesses which deal with overseas suppliers, asking for payment by wire transfer.
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Indians stranded in Angola do not want to come back: Government
Government has said that Indians working in a strife-torn cement factory in Angola were not keen on coming back even when offered facilities to return home.Minister for Overseas Affairs Vyalar Ravi said in the Rajya Sabha that these workers were employed by a Dubai-based Indian company and were demanding payment of over time duty.
