Are digital payments secure enough for the Indian economy to go cashless?
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Karthkeyan said:
9 years ago
Yes, they are secure for the Indian economy to go cashless. But it will not suit for the poor people since they cannot have their atm cards with them and also the middle-class people will get upset when they swipe often their atm cards for a single cup of tea.
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Gyan said:
8 years ago
Yes, we need a digitalization of our economy, but illiteracy is the biggest problem for that, some vendors or small-scale businessman are not aware of digital transition but if we really want to remove corruption from our country than it should be implemented.
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Yashi dwivedi said:
8 years ago
Hello everyone,
As per my opinion, digital payments are secure enough but some people are not aware of digital payments. The person who are illiterate they do not know about it. Government has to make aware of it so that all the people can take profit of it.
As per my opinion, digital payments are secure enough but some people are not aware of digital payments. The person who are illiterate they do not know about it. Government has to make aware of it so that all the people can take profit of it.
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Suroj Bera said:
8 years ago
Hi all, Online transaction is a very good system to grow the economy of India. To make a 100 rupees note there is some expenses. But if we pay or receive money online, the expenses will be less and the growth of India will gradually be increased.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Archit jadon said:
9 years ago
Taking an example of developed countries they did all the transactions through online. That helps a lot transparency in their economy. But in India for digital payments, we have to ensure our security measures like China hacked most of the bank's debit card.
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Chetan wamanrao anekar said:
9 years ago
Yes, absolutely. Digital payment makes country cashless it is beneficial for the Indian economy. It prevents corruption in the economy which is a threat for the development of our economy. Everyone has a mobile phone. It will be useful for digital payments.
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Niraj dayanad said:
3 years ago
Yes, the digital payment system is a very good thing to keep money safer. Till the information is not there in the hands of the cyber hacker person.
The cashless payment is not good for the illiterate person who has no idea about phone or the technology.
The cashless payment is not good for the illiterate person who has no idea about phone or the technology.
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Aditya singh said:
8 years ago
Digital payment is the most important to all of us. Because we have no problem to carry huge money in the crowd. It's easy to use. It helps the knowledge about your account in every minute. But some problem that side is a hacker. Otherwise, it's too good.
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Prerna said:
8 years ago
In my point of view, Digital payments are good in some of the areas and bad in some of the areas. In rural areas people don't know much about this so it is not beneficial for them whereas in urban areas it is good as government can track the transaction.
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Gayatri said:
9 years ago
I believe in changes. We should change as per environment to fit in this world. Every coin has two sides same like digital payment also has advantages and disadvantages. But it helps to reduce corruption.
Because every transaction gets record somewhere.
Because every transaction gets record somewhere.
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