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India's central bank mandates stricter rules for payment aggregators to fight fraud, requiring approval, higher capital, and secure fund handling.
The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new rules for payment aggregators to boost security and reduce fraud, categorizing them into PA-P, PA-CB, and PA-O types.
Banks can operate as payment aggregators without separate authorization, but non-banking entities must get RBI approval and meet strict criteria, including a minimum net worth of ₹15 crore initially, rising to ₹25 crore within three years.
All payment aggregators must have a board-approved dispute resolution policy, maintain escrow accounts for merchant funds, follow risk management standards, and comply with 'fit and proper' requirements for leadership.
The guidelines took effect immediately.
El banco central de la India impone reglas más estrictas para los agregadores de pagos para combatir el fraude, requiriendo aprobación, mayor capital y manejo seguro de fondos.