At PhonePe, we're committed to building inclusive solutions that cater to every segment of society. Nidhi Gupta, Head of Product, Consumer Payments at PhonePe, was a distinguished panelist at the Global Fintech Fest 2024. She shared her invaluable insights during a pivotal discussion on "UPI For Her - Enabling Digital Payments for Women." Nidhi emphasized the critical role of financial inclusion in empowering women, showcasing how PhonePe is at the forefront of making digital payments accessible and transformative for women across India. The session also saw the launch of white paper on UPI for her, where we partnered with WWB to launch the paper. #GFF #GFF24 #GlobalFintechFest #DigitalPayments #FinancialInclusion #UPIForHer #PhonePe #FintechRevolution #FintechInnovators #WomenInFintech
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when you say Didi Cash nahi hai & She shows Scanner for Payment. It's great to hear that more people, including transgender individuals, are embracing digital payments like UPI. It's heartening to see how trust in these systems is growing, as exemplified by the transgender individual's confidence in receiving payment without immediate notification. This shift reflects the positive impact of digital innovation in overcoming trust barriers and enabling more inclusive financial transactions. National Payments Corporation Of India (NPCI) PhonePe Google Pay #Fintech #digital #Innovation
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As we celebrate fintech trailblazers, let's spotlight unstoppable women redefining the industry. Meet the fintech femme leaders: Indian Global Inspirations: - Upasana Taku (Co-Founder, MobiKwik): Pioneer in mobile payments & digital wallets. - Praveena Rai (COO, National Payments Corporation of India): Driving India's digital payments revolution. Homegrown Success Stories: - Falguni Nayar (Founder, Nykaa): Transforming e-commerce. - Rashmi Kwatra (Founder, Sixteenth Street Capital): Pioneering fintech investing. Yet, challenges persist: - Funding gap: Only 2% of VC funding goes to female founded fintechs. - Talent shortage: Encouraging STEM education & diversity initiatives. - Mentorship: Pairing experienced professionals with emerging talent. Join me in celebrating these fintech heroes and advocating for a more inclusive industry. Share your story or nominate an inspiring woman in fintech! #Womeninfintech #Breakingbarriers #Fintechinnovation #Diversityintech #Techforgood #Indianwomeninfintech #Womenempowerment
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Business-Product Collaboration! Being in the business team, esp. in fintech, I have come to realise that collaboration with product team is paramount & quintessential! I am a stickler for details and getting into the nuances of the product / service I am selling is something that I always do! And having the product team by my side is a huge bonus! Business needs to work hand-in-glove with product! Here’s a (not so candidly clicked) picture of a product & business person strategising and discussing payments in general! Because let’s admit it - we love payments! #Business #Product #BusinessProduct #Fintech #BusinessStrategy #WomenInFintech Shubhra Saxena Ved PayU Women in Payments Women in FinTech.
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Fintech Revolution - Empowering Women and Driving Financial Inclusion 💡 Fintech firms are not just reshaping the financial landscape—they're driving inclusion and empowerment, particularly for women in rural areas. By leveraging digital payment solutions, micro-lending platforms, and mobile technology, they are enabling faster loan approvals, disbursements, and seamless financial transactions. This accessibility is unlocking new opportunities for female entrepreneurs, fostering independence, and playing a pivotal role in bridging the gender gap in financial access. As fintech continues to innovate, the potential for gender equality in financial services grows, proving that the future of finance is not just digital, but inclusive. 📈 Check out more on how mobile technology, digital wallets, and micro-lending are revolutionizing financial inclusion in India. #Fintech #FinancialInclusion #DigitalTransformation #RuralDevelopment #Entrepreneurship
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Just as #JanDhan #Savings accounts opened doors for women into the formal banking ecosystem, tailored #UPI solutions have the potential to revolutionize women’s use and adoption of digital financial services. 🚀 Our latest report dives deep into how #PaymentApps can unlock the immense value that women customers bring and highlights the crucial investments #Fintechs need to make to better serve this untapped segment. It’s time to design with women in mind and drive inclusive growth. 🌐💡 National Payments Corporation Of India (NPCI) Praveena Rai Nalin Bansal Kalpana Ajayan Pallavi Tewari Madhok Varun Dhawan Shefali Rastogi Sai Shravan Narla Neha Pandey PhonePe Spice Money MobiKwik Upasana Taku Bipin Preet Singh Nidhi Gupta Dilip Modi #FinancialInclusion #UPIforHer #DigitalPayments #FintechInnovation
Out of 536 million Indian women aged 15 and above, 37% use mobile internet (200 million women!). With India witnessing an unprecedented shift towards the digital economy, digital payments can shape the future of women’s #EconomicEmpowerment. The #UPIforHer initiative, launched in collaboration with National Payments Corporation Of India (NPCI) during Global Fintech Fest #GFF24, explores innovative ways to bring more women into the digital payments ecosystem, enhancing their financial security and independence. Learn more and download the full report below. https://bit.ly/3z1c8eU
UPI for Her: Unlocking the Power of 200 Million Women in India's Digital Payments Revolution - Women's World Banking
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It’s imporant to deepen Digital Payment adoption amongst women. A step in this direction - UPI FOR HER Read the full report here - https://lnkd.in/dQ526UUQ
Out of 536 million Indian women aged 15 and above, 37% use mobile internet (200 million women!). With India witnessing an unprecedented shift towards the digital economy, digital payments can shape the future of women’s #EconomicEmpowerment. The #UPIforHer initiative, launched in collaboration with National Payments Corporation Of India (NPCI) during Global Fintech Fest #GFF24, explores innovative ways to bring more women into the digital payments ecosystem, enhancing their financial security and independence. Learn more and download the full report below. https://bit.ly/3z1c8eU
UPI for Her: Unlocking the Power of 200 Million Women in India's Digital Payments Revolution - Women's World Banking
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HerPay is your financial partner that is built by women, for women. We understand all the complexities of financial freedom women yearn for. From having to spend less while getting more value, to paying less in bank transfer charges, getting rewards and cashbacks while shopping, and paying less for more in bill payments, we understand it all and we are here to make your everyday transactions more affordable. Sign up on HerPay today and explore the world of limitless possibilities. Women, HerPay na our own ooo. #HerPay #ForWomen #NigerianWomen #lesstransfercharges #NaOurOwnOoo #herpaynigeria #herpay #naourown #digitalfinancialservicesforwomen #fintech #SDG5 #FinancialInclusion #empowerwomen #financialliteracy
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Exciting news! 🚀 Join us at FinTech Festival India, where Women's World Banking takes center stage as the #GenderPartner. Together, let's explore transformative strategies to unlock the potential of women customers in the fintech landscape. We look forward to spotlighting the commercial value financial service providers can unlock and the impact they can create by designing women-centered financial products for low-income women, addressing their unique financial security needs. Explore the tangible benefits of gender diversity in leadership, enhancing innovation and the bottom line. Unlock opportunities and positive impacts by adopting a gender lens in venture capital investments. Highlight the pivotal role of women regulators in fostering innovation and inclusivity in fintech. See you at FinTech Festival India where we turn challenges into opportunities and champion a more inclusive and financially secure future! 🌐 #FinancialInclusion #WomenInFintech #FFI2024
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How can empowering women reshape India's digital payments landscape? The “UPI for Her” report by National Payments Corporation Of India (NPCI) and Women's World Banking showcases the significant impact of incorporating women into the financial ecosystem. Emphasizing clear communication and user-friendly designs, can foster trust and encourage long-term engagement with women users. Explore how these insights can lead to a more equitable future in finance! #DigitalPayments #FinancialInclusion #WomenEmpowerment #WomenInFinance #InclusiveDesign #CommunitySupport #FinancialIndependence #WomenEntrepreneurs Read the full report here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dq7_e7Ta
UPI for Her: Unlocking the Power of 200 Million Women in India’s Digital Payments Revolution
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Is the "niche digital bank" (or #neobank) model flawed and dead, or are there other explanations for the closures of some of the players who have pursued this strategy? With the news that Totem is closing its doors, the number of "niche" neobanks shutting down is adding up. What (or who) is to blame--the execution or the strategy? Or, of course, some combination? I have been--and still am--a strong supporter of the niche strategy approach. Find a niche--i.e., definable segment of the market,--identify its unique financial needs, and develop products and services specific to that niche. Sounds good, no? The devil is in the details, though: 1) Have you truly defined the unique needs of the segment? 2) What's your revenue model? and 3) How do you deal with the reality that no one belongs to just one segment? The example I like to give to emphasize point #3 is this: There are (or have been) neobanks for LGBTQ consumers, neobanks for African-American consumers, and neobanks catering to doctors. So who does a gay, black doctor bank with? I'm sure each closed (I hate to use the word "failed" here) neobank has its own unique story to tell, but I'm beginning to think that there are some lessons to learn here: 1) You've got to find a non-interchange revenue hook pretty early in the evolution of the neobank, and 2) The core product has to be very differentiated from whatever else is in the market, and have meaningful (i.e., measurable) economic impacts differentiated from other offerings in the market. What do you think? Would love to hear from Rob C., Amber Buker, J.D., Donald Hawkins, and Asya Bradley if they'd be willing to share their thoughts on this topic. #digitalbanking #banking
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