Paytm shares rebound in intraday trade, Motilal Oswal sees 30% upside
Paytm saw its worse after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) put a ban over the operations of its payment bank services.
Paytm saw its worse after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) put a ban over the operations of its payment bank services.
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Paytm had said that the customers can continue to use FASTag to pay at enabled toll and parking merchants up to the available balance in their wallet.
As the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) deadline to ban Paytm Payments Bank Limited (PPBL) ends on Friday, here are key changes for millions of Paytm users and merchants that will come into force.
In light of recent inquiries and speculations concerning Paytm's availability as a payment method on service providers including Uber, Swiggy, Zomato and other platforms, Paytm has come forward to address and clarify the situation for its users and stakeholders.
The shareholders of PPBL have agreed to simplify the Shareholders Agreement (SHA) to support PPBL’s governance, independent of its shareholders.
The survey further revealed that Paytm remains the preferred application for 58 per cent of the surveyed merchants, followed by 23 per cent for PhonePe, 12 per cent for Google Pay, and 3 per cent for BharatPe.
The development came days ahead of RBI's March 15 deadline to shut it's banking operations.
The shares of the Mutual Funds industry in the crisis-ridden Paytm has increased in January from the last month, showing confidence towards the fintech company.
Amid the various speculations over the future and operability of the FASTags, here are the answers to some of the key questions: