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ET Financial Inclusion Summit: United, we can fight the cyber enemy

ET Financial Inclusion Summit: United, we can fight the cyber enemy SECTIONS Last Updated: Jul 19, 2021, 09:03 AM IST Share Synopsis “While the digital segment has grown multifold it’s become easier for fraudsters to take advantage of lack of less tech-savvy consumers; for us it’s a fine balance between creating a great user experience versus compliance and authentication,” said Madhivanan Balakrishnan, COO, IDFC FIRST Bank. Getty Images Senior leaders engaged in the cyber security space also felt that it was tough to stay ahead of fraudsters as frauds have become more sophisticated. With a rise in cyber frauds over the past year and a half, collaboration is the way forward to stay a step ahead of fraudsters, top banks and payment operators said at the ET Financial Inclusion Summit.

Zomato may advance IPO

Zomato may advance IPO SUBSCRIBE Thank you for subscribing to Morning Dispatch We ll soon meet in your inbox. / Morning Dispatch Zomato, which was earlier expected to launch its initial public offer on July 19, may now do so five days sooner. Find out why the food delivery company is in a tearing hurry to go public. Also in this letter: India s SaaS sector could hit $1 trillion by 2030 PayPal Ventures leads $41 million funding in Shiprocket Zomato could bring forward IPO to July 14 Why? The company and its bankers want the launch to happen as quickly as possible, amid scepticism over the continuing strength of the recent market rally.

India s cryptocurrency industry draws up legitimacy plan

Synopsis India’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, including WazirX, CoinDCX and CoinSwitch Kuber, have partnered with IAMAI to set up an advisory board to implement a code of conduct for the crypto industry in India. ETtech The attempt is to bring India’s scattered and informal cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem under one standard authority. (Illustration: Rahul Awasthi/ETtech) Mumbai: India’s nascent cryptocurrency industry will overhaul and standardise disclosure and compliance mechanisms in a bid to establish itself as a legitimate business in the eyes of legacy financial players. The effort gathered pace after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made it clear banks should not apply its April 2018 circular struck down by the Supreme Court in 2020 to penalise customers for dealing in cryptocurrencies.

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