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    WhatsApp to make payments, travel and everyday tasks easier: Bengaluru-based head Kunal Shah reveals his plans

    WhatsApp head Kunal Shah has outlined plans to expand the platform beyond messaging, making payments, travel services and everyday tasks easier. The company also aims to improve voice notes, stickers and video while using AI to help users manage bookings and appointments. Shah said personal messages and calls will remain end-to-end encrypted.

    Deepinder Goyal unveils Temple, calls it ‘humanity’s last personal device’; AI wearable to ship in 2027

    Deepinder Goyal has unveiled Temple, a screen-free, microphone-free AI wearable he calls “humanity’s last personal device”. Using motion sensors to detect the wearer's voice through vibrations, the device combines AI companionship with health tracking. Temple 01, featuring AI and health capabilities, is expected to ship in early 2027.

    Sebi eases KYC norms for NRIs, OCIs, allows digital onboarding from December 3

    SEBI has relaxed KYC requirements for NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals, allowing eligible overseas clients in FATF-compliant countries to complete onboarding digitally. The revised framework introduces video verification, electronic documents and simplified repeat KYC, effective December 3, 2026.

    eMudhra says TLS certificate security incident impacted 1% of revenue

    eMudhra Ltd experienced a certificate security incident in October that impacted its TLS business revenue significantly. Following the incident, the company revoked the affected intermediary certificates to prevent further issues. Executive Chairman V. Srinivasan confirmed that no end-entity certificates were issued, maintaining the integrity of the infrastructure. KPMG was appointed as an independent external reviewer to investigate the incident thoroughly.

    Sebi cancels registrations of 8 investment advisers for non-payment of renewal fees

    Sebi has announced relaxed KYC requirements for Non-Resident Indians, Overseas Citizens of India, and foreign nationals. These changes will allow them to complete digital onboarding from FATF-compliant countries effectively. Intermediaries can accept KYC submissions without requiring physical presence in India. Video In-Person Verification is now permitted where in-person verification isn't feasible, enhancing compliance capabilities. The revised framework, effective from December 3, is aimed at simplifying the entire onboarding process.

    From GST to e-invoicing: Closing the loop on Digital India

    India has already built the rails. It is time to let the invoice travel on them.

    The Economic Times
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