Are digital payments secure enough for the Indian economy to go cashless?
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Tanmay pathak said:
9 years ago
Hey, friends, according to my opinion, digital payments are not secure not only in India but in all over the world but they do many goods to our court system as no one can hide money or ask for extra income and most importantly the pupil has the proof of their transitions. So lastly I want to say that it is not so secure but beneficial.
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Suraj said:
8 years ago
Digital India is very good to step up in the list of developing country this will make the people cashless on this point of view rob is decrease and people are not able to hide his black money which directly impacts on Indian economy it's changed.
By this, govt able to help the poor people if we go I'm a deep so it is a root to stop corruption.
By this, govt able to help the poor people if we go I'm a deep so it is a root to stop corruption.
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Zudha said:
8 years ago
Yes, the central government takes steps to make digital India process. Digital payment is one of the steps to make digitized. One of the major advantage of digital payment to reduce block money from owners. The private organization appreciate contributing digital payment to give Cashback offer and etc. So digital payment is an advantage for us.
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S M said:
8 years ago
Yes, in my point of view, digital payments are secure as well as very helpful. It reduces the load of money to be taken with ourselves. It is beneficial for the transaction to be done so that more and more people involve in this. Digital payments are making people more towards the digitalization. In present era digitalization is more important.
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Goutam said:
8 years ago
Yes, with the advanced IT infrastructure, digital payments are secure enough for the Indian Economy to go cashless. Digital transactions offer high degree of accountability and transparency, which means end to corruption. Moreover, natural resources like trees can be conserved, if the paper required to print notes is eliminated by digitization.
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Ramanraghav said:
8 years ago
Hello, guys.
In my opinion, I think that Mr. Modi takes a good step but we all know that our 70% of the population live in villages and many of country people do not know how to use a mobile phone then how we can think that it is the suitable time for digital payments. We have to take all people of our country equally and all have same rights.
In my opinion, I think that Mr. Modi takes a good step but we all know that our 70% of the population live in villages and many of country people do not know how to use a mobile phone then how we can think that it is the suitable time for digital payments. We have to take all people of our country equally and all have same rights.
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Swathi said:
8 years ago
Hi friends.
According to my knowledge to go cashless was a great thing but it's not a 100% guaranteed secure technology. It's hard to use who is uneducated. S hink advantages are more with the cashless process, of course, some draw backs are there it was covered by govt in future. The main proud thing is our India developed as a digital India.
According to my knowledge to go cashless was a great thing but it's not a 100% guaranteed secure technology. It's hard to use who is uneducated. S hink advantages are more with the cashless process, of course, some draw backs are there it was covered by govt in future. The main proud thing is our India developed as a digital India.
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Ritu said:
8 years ago
Yes, digital payments are secure enough as it will reduce the robbery cases and every time we don't need to carry cash along with us it will reduce the corruption as well printing cost of currency notes will also be saved and in long term good for enviormnet as well it will increase transparency as well bringing more revenue to the government.
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Pratik Shinde said:
8 years ago
Hello, Everyone. I am Pratik.
Yes, digital payments are secure to go cashless. There are lot of initiatives are taken from IT sectors to secure the digital payments. They are faster, saves time and reliable to use.
Only a drawback with this digital payment is that this system is becomes difficult for older citizens and they need to learn it.
Yes, digital payments are secure to go cashless. There are lot of initiatives are taken from IT sectors to secure the digital payments. They are faster, saves time and reliable to use.
Only a drawback with this digital payment is that this system is becomes difficult for older citizens and they need to learn it.
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Atul garg said:
8 years ago
I think for me digital payment has introduced a new era of technology especially in India, and I think for Indians point of view they are excited to transfer their money without any security issue, I know nothing is secure but if we want to rise our country in fast mode so we need to adopt the new mode of payment which we call digital payment.
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