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Stop the Revenue Leak: Cut Recurring Payment Failures by 80% This Year

Recurring payments power everything from subscription models and loan EMIs to insurance premiums and utility bills. But for many businesses, high payment failure rates eat into revenue, disrupt cash flow, and strain customer relationships. The good news? In 2025, advancements in eNACH mandates, UPI AutoPay for recurring payments, smart retries, and recurring payment APIs have made it possible to slash…

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Why EMI Failures Happen (Even When Customers Want to Pay)

Let’s face it most EMI failures aren’t about unwillingness to pay.The truth is far more operational. Today’s customers whether salaried, self-employed, or microloan borrowers don’t rely on a single account anymore. Many split their funds across multiple bank accounts: Some even rotate funds to take advantage of cashback offers or maintain minimum balance requirements. So what happens when a lender…

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Still Stuck Between Manual and Digital Recurring Payment Collections? It’s Time to Ask Yourself: How Much Are You Really Automating?

In today’s digital-first world, recurring collections are a crucial part of any subscription or loan-based business. But here’s a question most businesses don’t ask often enough: How much of your recurring payment collection process is automated and how much still depends on manual efforts? From uploading files to tracking mandates and sending reminders, manual processes silently drain time, increase failure…

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How PAN & Customer ID Are Transforming Mandate Authentication in India

In India’s fast-moving digital economy, recurring payments have become essential for businesses that rely on predictable cash flows whether it’s for EMIs, insurance premiums, SIPs, education fees, or utility bills. Behind the scenes of every successful recurring payment lies a critical step: mandate registration. This process authorizes the business or financial institution to automatically collect payments from a customer’s account…

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