Digital payments in India have evolved rapidly. From UPI Autopay to real-time APIs, recurring payment systems today are faster, smarter, and more reliable than ever before. Yet despite this progress, many businesses especially in lending, insurance, subscriptions, and banking continue to rely on outdated mandate infrastructure: legacy NACH setups, Aadhaar-only flows, fragmented APIs, and manual processes And this isn’t just…
In a world where convenience is king, subscriptions are no longer just a trend they’re the new normal. From OTT platforms, digital newspapers, and cloud software to gym memberships and meal kits, subscription models are everywhere. But there’s one challenge that continues to impact both businesses and users: smooth and consistent recurring payments. That’s where UPI Autopay steps in offering…
For NBFCs, fintechs, and digital lenders, recurring payment collections aren’t just operational necessities — they’re the very backbone of your revenue engine. Yet, most businesses still tolerate inefficient systems, manual interventions, and outdated mandate processes that quietly eat into their profitability. Let’s talk numbers.Over 40% of recurring mandates are still getting rejected.Payment delays stretch up to 4 days.Monthly losses due…
In today’s digital-first economy, recurring payment collections have become the backbone for many industries — from banking to NBFCs, from insurance to subscription businesses. Yet, despite growing volumes, many organizations still struggle with the operational complexities behind Direct Debit collections. The Collection Challenge That Many Face While setting up mandates and auto-debits may sound simple in theory, the reality is…
Recurring payments are a backbone for many businesses today—from loan EMIs to insurance premiums to subscription services. But here’s something most payment workflows still struggle with: getting customers to complete their NACH mandate registration successfully. A surprising number of mandates fail mid-way. Why? Because not every bank follows the same rulebook. What seems like a simple authentication step to us…
