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Cashless Economy In India: Problems And Opportunities

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Abstract In a cashless economy, most transactions take place online utilizing credit cards, debit cards, e-wallets, and other digital payment methods (such as ECS, NEFT, RTGS, USSD, UPI,

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Is a country like India having banking penetration of just 53% (2014) and internet penetration of 34% , be able to go cashless. This paper deals with the concept of cashless system, various

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The study shows that the introduction of a cashless economy in India can be seen as a step in the right direction as it has multiple benefits, which helps in growth and development of the In an attempt to curb-out black money, money laundering, and to have a sound economy, the central government of India has embarked on the cashless economy. It is the birth of a new era To study opportunities ahead for cashless economy. The transfer of money from one place to another is also dreadful. To track the movement of money which is not possible completely in

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Abstract- India is moving towards a cashless economy with increased use of credit/debit cards, digital wallets, e-payments and digital transfers. The vision of digital India has further given Virtual Credit Cards (VCCs) have gained traction for secure transactions. 10 In conclusion, integrating cashless payment gateways in India’s healthcare holds transformative

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Present study presents an overview on cashless economy and tries to include the opportunities and challenges before Indian Economy. Significance of the Study This paper discusses about the current scenario of cashless India after demonetization. It also strives to describe the focuses on the impact of devaluation on our

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The Digital Nation is flagship programme of the government of India with a vision to rework India into a digitally authorized society and data economy. “Faceless, Paperless, Cashless” is one The principles of a cashless economy and electronic money have become revolutionary forces in finance and commerce in today’s digitally-driven world. These two

India has been making steady progress towards a cashless economy in recent years with the government taking various initiatives to encourage the use of digital payments. Is a country like India having banking penetration of just 53% (2014) and internet penetration of 34%, be able to go cashless. This paper deals with the concept of cashless

Cashless Economy in India: Challenges Ahead

Explore the challenges & opportunities of a cashless economy in India. Digital transactions, demonetization, infrastructure, & financial inclusion. A cashless economy in India is having aspects challenge and opportunity as well as economic growth it is not only act of government bodies but a revolt and people make understand the

The purpose of this chapter is to examine the integration of technology-based solutions in the Indian banking industry, driven by the need The document discusses the challenges and opportunities of India’s transition to a cashless economy. It notes that currently 98% of transactions in India are done with cash, presenting

What opportunities and challenges are they facing? Rural India is also contributing in Indian economy. It would be interesting to know about their current digital knowledge and India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. Faceless, paperless and cashless is one of professed role of digital India. Cash is a basic necessity of life like food, Explore the concept of a cashless economy in India, its objectives, impact, advantages, disadvantages, and the readiness of India for this transformation.

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A cashless economy is one in which all the transactions are done using cards or digital means. The circulation of physical currency is minimal.