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Automating Recurring Deposits via NACH: A Win-Win for Banks and Customers

Banks today are constantly seeking ways to improve operational efficiency, reduce manual effort, and enhance customer satisfaction. Recurring Deposits (RDs) remain a popular product, helping customers save regularly. But managing large volumes of RD collections manually can be cumbersome. That’s where NACH-enabled auto-debit solutions come in and Automating Recurring Deposits via NACH is a Win-Win for Banks and Customers What…

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How Automation is Transforming Aadhaar-Linked Payments in India

Every month, banks and government agencies manage lakhs of Aadhaar-linked payments from pensions and scholarships to welfare and subsidy payouts.While the Aadhaar Payments Bridge (APB) has transformed the process, many still face manual dependencies, data mismatches, and delayed reconciliations that slow everything down. Common Challenges in Aadhaar-Linked Payment Processing These issues make even the most reliable systems struggle with scale…

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How Universal API is Redefining Recurring Payment Management

As digital payments continue to evolve, businesses often find themselves managing multiple integrations for recurring payments : NACH, eNACH, eSign, and UPI Autopay, each with its own processes, file formats, and APIs. While these systems are individually efficient, managing them separately creates unnecessary complexity for tech teams and operations. This is where the concept of a Universal API changes the…

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Mandates Made Simple: Tackling Authentication Challenges in Digital Payment Collections

The Problem: Uncertainty in Mandate Authentication For NBFCs, MFIs, Digital lenders and banks, recurring payment collections are not just routine. they are the lifeline of business growth. Yet, when it comes to NACH mandate authentication, uncertainty often creeps in. Should you go with eSign? NetBanking? Debit card? Physical mandates? Each option seems promising, but the real challenge is knowing which…

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