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    India's payments authority NPCI forms unit to push into AI, blockchain tech

    The National Payments Corporation of India has created a technology subsidiary known as NPCI Tech Solutions Limited. This new unit will focus on advancements in AI, blockchain, and digital financial infrastructure. Vishal Kanvaty has been appointed as the managing director and CEO of the subsidiary. NTSL aims to enhance capabilities beyond NPCI's core payments responsibilities. The initiative highlights India's commitment to developing its banking and financial services technology landscape.

    India's payments authority NPCI forms unit to push into AI, blockchain tech

    The payments authority's chief technology officer Vishal Kanvaty, who has been associated with NPCI for nearly a decade, has been appointed the managing director and CEO of NTSL, it said.

    Global Market: Binance breach rekindles fears over cryptocurrency security

    A reported $6.3 billion breach at Binance, described as the largest crypto heist on record, has renewed concerns about digital-asset security. Binance has located about $3 billion in affected assets and pledged to cover losses. The incident joins major attacks on Bybit, Ronin Network, Wormhole and other platforms, highlighting persistent vulnerabilities across exchanges, wallets, blockchain bridges and DeFi services.

    AI firm Kyvex founder Pearl Kapur joins BJP ahead of Punjab elections

    Pearl Kapur has joined the Bharatiya Janata Party as the Punjab elections approach. He aims to integrate artificial intelligence and data analytics into the party's digital outreach strategies. This move highlights the increasing importance of digital platforms in modern political campaigns.

    How 12-year-old Erik Finman turned a $1,000 Bitcoin (BTC USD) investment in 2011 into $1.09 million by age 18

    At just 12, Erik Finman invested a $1,000 gift from his grandmother in Bitcoin in 2011. By age 18, he owned 403 bitcoins valued at $1.09 million, helping him fulfill a bet with his parents that he would not have to go to college if he became a millionaire.

    Stable institutions, steady pursuit of reforms will steer India to 2047 goal: Jean-Claude Trichet

    India's journey to becoming a developed nation by 2047 hinges on institutional stability and sustained economic reforms. Former European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet emphasizes the importance of resilient democratic institutions. He cautions against the risks posed by global over-indebtedness and market corrections. Trichet believes AI will bring challenges and benefits in the long run but highlights the need for global regulations.

    The Economic Times
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