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On Tuesday, the prominent fintech firm CRED joined forces with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to introduce RuPay credit card-based Unified Payments Interface (UPI) payments for its members.

CRED Enables RuPay Credit Cards on UPI for Seamless Digital Payments

CRED now extends its support to RuPay credit cards issued by various banks, including HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, Axis Bank, BOB Financial Solutions, Canara Bank, Indian Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Punjab National Bank, and Union Bank.

With the introduction of credit-on-UPI, CRED’s members gain the ability to use their RuPay credit cards for conducting payments through UPI. As a result, users can conveniently make payments to businesses or merchants by scanning any UPI QR code, utilizing their RuPay…

It’s early 2020. The world is under lockdown. Like most college students everywhere, Cal State Fullerton finance undergrads Dylan Bertalli ’22 and Josh Paktan ’22 are studying from home, with idle time and little money.

“Since I was working an unpaid internship with Titan Capital Management and had recently moved back home, I had no money to keep buying to adjust for the losses incurred in the stock market crash,” recalls Bertalli. “This led me to look for ways to make money online so I could keep adding to my trading account of stocks and cryptocurrencies. I discovered there were not many trustworthy websites where users could earn significant money and no websites where users can earn cryptocurrency. So, I bought the name…

When the Central Bank of Nigeria began to ration dollars due to the stringent situation of foreign exchange in the country, most Nigerians who are seeking renewal of VISA and e-commerce businesses did not know they will be caught in the web of the new policy.

The Central Bank of Nigeria began the struggle to fix Nigeria’s forex woes in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic impacted on oil prices.

A lot of pressure was exerted on the Nigerian forex earnings from oil which contributes over 90 per cent of forex proceeds.

The bank introduced several policies to contain the impact of the Naira which has lost over 36 per cent of its value from N305 to N416 per dollar.

Nigeria sorts foreign exchange obligations through the official Importer and Exporter Window and the parallel market rates.

But…