tap to pay has always been there in Gpay, samusmg pay etc. not a new feature
Personally have used tap to pay in Singapore and found it to be an epic feature
Despite Samsung pay being there the penetration of these features is just not good enough in india. Apple Pay is also not prevalent. So overall see this as a good move
Kunal shah goes to 🤡 raj shamami podcast and plagrizes naval to the core. Value driven society vs status driven society. Blah blah blah. Ideas. Entrepreneur. Blah Blah
So much gyaan and first payment app that booked losses for investors. Now this useless app. He should draw negative 15000 as salary.
Cred brought it hence wow revolutionary
Already there in Gpay and Paytm, nothing revolutionary
Kya farzi chiiz hai. I have never even used Cred. Silly things that exist around.
It was kind of something that was possible with Samsung phones
Having NFC in the phone is main requirement. Most phones in India don't have NFC
How many merchants in India will accept this vs number of merchants accept UPI?
Claim of this being a cred feature is as fake as their founder's podcast gyan.
Indians this. Indians that. I'm better. I'm evolved. Look at me.
Noticed that this phenomenon is just much more in other countries. Maybe cuz UPI is already so. convenient in India that a slightly smoother experience wasn't needed. But with most people wanting to use credit cards, these are the next 2...
Why do this when there are no UPI fees and an abundance of UPI apps already?
No hate. Just curious why they’d build this
Have to raised the next few 100m$ da! In the name of finance for Bharat ;-)
Walmart owns majority share in both PhonePe and Flipkart, PhonePe is a separate entity from Flipkart, but why is Flipkart itself entering into UPI ecosystem when it is dominant in e-commerce and PhonePe is dominant in UPI and payments.
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