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India's central bank sets new rules to protect digital payment users and boost lending.
The Reserve Bank of India announced a new framework to compensate customers up to ₹25,000 ($276) for small-value digital payment frauds, part of broader efforts to strengthen consumer protection.
Draft guidelines will address mis-selling, regulate loan recovery practices, and limit customer liability for unauthorized transactions.
The RBI also plans to release a discussion paper on enhanced digital payment safety, including delayed credits and extra authentication for vulnerable users.
Key reforms include doubling the collateral-free MSME loan limit to ₹20 lakh, allowing banks to lend to REITs under safeguards, and easing regulations for urban cooperative banks and small NBFCs.
The central bank maintained the repo rate at 5.25% amid strong growth forecasts.
El banco central de la India establece nuevas reglas para proteger a los usuarios de pago digital e impulsar los préstamos.