Digital Money, in it’s 13th edition, is one the biggest conferences in the payments industry organized by Payments Council of India (PCI). Over the years, the conference has been the largest annual gathering of Fintech and Digital Payment players, enablers and supportive financial institutions in India, making it the perfect platform for industry stalwarts to collaborate, regulators to lead initiatives & experts to provide insights that will drive the growth of the Digital Payment industry.
Chief of Marketing,
National Payments
Corporation Of India
Head - Government
Relations (India &
South Asia), Visa
Vice President & Head
Public Policy and
Government Affairs
South Asia, Mastercard
Vice President-Payments
& Financial Services,
Phonepe
Head Legal and
Regulatory,
Amazon Pay
Product Head,
Lyra Network
Director,
Paypal
Ushering into a New Decade - Reform | Reimagine | Ramp up
In the decade gone by, the digital payments industry evolved considerably introducing innovative products, technologies, operating models, etc from time to time. The ongoing pandemic has also caused a step change in the payment habits of consumers the world over.
As we enter the new decade, industry needs to work upon the learnings from the decade gone by and also leverage on the resources, strengths, etc. built upon so far. After having invested considerable funds, efforts and time in the past decade in digital payments and gradually stabilising , it is an opportune time for the industry to leverage on it all and reform, reimagine and ramp up the way the operations are undertaken by them.
The Future
of Regulation
Innovation in Payments:
The Way Forward
Reimaging
Retail Payments
Virtual
2 Days
60+ Sessions
150
Speakers
100+ Financial Institutions attending
5,000+
Delegates
The Payments Council of India was formed under the aegis of IAMAI in the year 2013 catering to the needs of the digital payment industry and represents over 100 financial institutions handling payments and settlements in India The Council was formed inter-alia for the purposes of representing the various regulated non-banking payment industry players, to address and help resolve various industry level issues and barriers which require discussion and action. Important segments covered by PCI are prepaid payment issuers, payments banks, merchant aggregators and acquirers, payments networks, BBPOUs, UPI facilitators and international remittances facilitators. PCI works closely with the regulators i.e. Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Finance Ministry and any similar government, departments, bodies or Institution to make ‘India a less cash society’.