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    When every bank has an app, what actually makes digital banking different?

    With UPI resetting customer expectations, the real differentiator in digital banking is no longer having an app, but how seamlessly it brings payments, savings, investments and credit together in one place.

    NMDC in talks with Russia's Rosatom over lithium investments, sources say

    Indian state-run miner NMDC Ltd is in talks with Russia's Rosatom to invest in lithium projects. These discussions are part of India's strategy to secure supplies for battery and EV industries. NMDC aims to enhance its global mineral diversification strategy and has formed a team for due diligence. The Indian government is investing in domestic processing of critical minerals to reduce import dependence.

    Coinbase flags issues with DOT deposits, withdrawals

    Coinbase has shared that some users might be seeing delays when sending or receiving on the DOT network.

    Cement trader deposits Rs 14.74 lakh during demonetisation, gets tax notice over Rs 5.72 lakh unexplained cash; wins case in ITAT Cuttack

    Mr. Patra, a cement trader from Balasore, encountered problems with the Income Tax Department over cash deposits that were deemed unexplained. Following an injury, he challenged the authorities' findings by presenting evidence from his cash books. The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal reviewed the case and confirmed that he had sufficient cash on hand, ultimately deciding to classify the disputed amount as explained, resolving the legal troubles.

    Woman expects 12% interest on fixed deposit, puts Rs 9.5 lakh in Karnataka society, fails to recover money after maturity, consumer court orders society to pay Rs 17.63 lakh

    A woman and her family member deposited money in a Karnataka credit society, expecting returns of up to 12% on their fixed deposits. They later struggled to recover their money, including a deposit that had matured. The consumer commission has now ordered the society's office-bearers to repay Rs 17.63 lakh with interest, compensation and legal costs.

    FCNR(B) interest bill to keep dollar hedging costs high

    As a multibillion-dollar FCNR(B) interest bill escalates, Indian banks grapple with increased dollar hedging expenses. Recently, the Reserve Bank of India mandated new reserve prerequisites for forex derivatives, compounding the challenges for banks that must secure cash reserves against these contracts. A significant number of Indian banks are currently without a robust hedging strategy, frequently depending on short-term contracts.

    The Economic Times
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