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    UPI Payment failed or stuck? When banks must refund your money and pay ₹100 per day in compensation

    Have you ever faced a situation where a UPI payment was debited from your account but not received by the recipient? Discover the steps to handle failed UPI transactions, understand the reversal process, and learn how long refunds typically take. Stay vigilant against potential fraud while navigating the complexities of digital payments.

    Lost money to a UPI scam? The first 3 days could decide how much you can recover

    In the blink of an eye, UPI scams can wipe out your bank savings, but there's hope for victims. The Reserve Bank of India stands ready to safeguard you against unauthorized transactions. Discover essential actions to take the moment fraud strikes, understand how liability is assessed, and find out what steps to take if your bank turns down your claim.

    Banks, schools, colleges and offices holiday tomorrow: What's open and what's closed on November 9, a day after Diwali; check latest announcements

    November 9, 2026, will see different holiday arrangements across India following Diwali on Sunday. Gujarat and Tamil Nadu have announced additional holidays, while government offices in Mumbai, Pune and parts of Maharashtra will also remain closed. Banks will largely operate normally, subject to the RBI's city-wise holiday calendar.

    7 discount, cashback credit cards for online festive shopping in 2026: One of them is lifetime free

    Most of us will engage in festive shopping, making credit cards an appealing choice for discounts and cashback offers. But before choosing a card, analyse fees, rewards, and conditions on cashback. Check these 7 credit cards that are offering up to 10% cashback on online shopping, among other offers. These cards also have a low joining fee and one of them is lifetime free.

    UPI MDR rollout pushed; India’s first quantum computer coming soon

    Happy Wednesday! The implementation of MDR on select UPI payments has been deferred beyond Diwali. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    UPI MDR rollout deferred beyond Diwali; date yet to be notified

    NPCI framework, announced on September 15, was scheduled to take effect on October 15. It prescribed a 0.4% fee on eligible bank account-funded merchant payments above Rs 2,000, capped at Rs 300 per transaction.

    • UPI MDR rollout deferred until after Diwali

      UPI MDR charges on eligible merchant transactions above Rs 2,000 have been deferred until after Diwali, with the exact implementation date yet to be announced. The proposed 40-basis-point merchant discount rate will leave more than 95% of UPI merchant transactions by volume free. The pricing change aims to generate revenue for banks and payment companies amid rising digital payments infrastructure costs.

      IIT-Bombay study bats to cut MDR to 0.08 pc from 0.4 pc, exclude banks from taking bulk share

      A report by IIT-Bombay professors recommends reducing the Merchant Discount Rate for UPI transactions to improve the ecosystem. The current rate of 0.40 percent should decrease to 0.08 percent for third-party application providers. Additionally, the study suggests that banks should not depend on transaction fees but use funds from CASA deposits. It emphasizes the development of necessary services to enhance trust in digital payments.

      Compensation of Rs 100 to Rs 5,000 per day for delay by bank in processing your request in these 5 situations

      From stuck credit card closure requests to lost property papers, RBI rules require banks to pay you for every day they're late. A customer earlier this year won Rs 3.21 lakh for a delayed credit card closure. Here are 5 situations where the clock ticks in your favour, with compensation ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 5,000 a day.

      India to widen services production index to include education, health and defence

      The statistics ministry plans to expand the monthly Index of Services Production to cover education, healthcare, public administration and defence, raising its coverage to 78.4% of services GVA from about 60%. The proposed framework could use UPI transaction data to track private education and healthcare activity and government expenditure data for public services.

      Bank Strike: Will banks remain closed on all Saturdays? Latest update on bank five days working week

      Bank five days working: The nationwide bank strike planned for September 28–30, 2026, has been deferred after talks between the Indian Banks' Association and the United Forum of Bank Unions. A high-level committee will examine the demand for a five-day banking week and holidays on all Saturdays. However, banks have not yet officially shifted to a five-day workweek, and the second and fourth Saturdays remain the regular bank holidays.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk| F&O STT, UPI charges and trading costs: Sandeep Neema on the hidden drag on retail returns

      In this segment of ETMarkets Smart Talk, we speak with Sandeep Neema, Director and Fund Manager at PL Asset Management, about the real risks facing retail investors, the hidden cost of excessive trading, and why he believes the market is increasingly rewarding discipline over churn.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk| Fed, dollar, crude, rupee: The four-way squeeze Indian markets need to watch, Sachin Shah decodes

      In this episode of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Sachin Shah, Executive Director and Fund Manager at Emkay Investment Managers, decodes the four-way interaction between the Fed, dollar, crude and rupee—and explains what it could mean for Indian equities, capital flows and valuations.

      Sonam Wangchuk leads march in Leh

      Sonam Wangchuk led a march in Leh alongside civil society members, commemorating the anniversary of four protest deaths. Similar protests occurred in Kargil, where hundreds expressed their demands for statehood and safeguards. Participants are set to gather in Leh for a significant event to honor the deceased and discuss ongoing governmental dialogue.

      Government may do away with UPI subsidies as MDR revenue kicks in

      Government may end UPI subsidies for small transactions as merchant fees are introduced. Taxpayer-funded incentives for UPI and RuPay transactions are being phased out. No new subsidies have been paid for transactions since April 2025. This shift aims to make the payment ecosystem self-sustaining and reduce taxpayer burden. Incentive disbursements have significantly decreased in recent fiscal years.

      Spinny books IPO ride; UPI subsidies may end

      Spinny has confidentially filed for its initial public offering. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

      Techie starts with Rs 3.2 lakh at TCS, lands Rs 40 lakh Amazon role within a year

      Sourabh Mishra’s reported career journey from a Tier-3 government college to Amazon has gained attention online. According to an X post, he began at TCS with a Rs 3.2 lakh annual package after prioritising GATE preparation during college. About a year later, he reportedly moved to Amazon, where he now works as a Cloud Engineer and earns more than Rs 40 lakh annually.

      Sharing your salary with everyone? Woman explains the comparisons and pressure it can create

      A woman on social media shared her advice on discussing salaries, urging people to be selective about revealing their exact earnings to friends, relatives and colleagues. She said salary conversations can help with compensation negotiations, understanding market rates and job changes, but openly sharing precise figures may invite comparisons and expectations. Her comments have prompted an online discussion about workplace and personal finances.

      UPI fee: Why govt is putting a price on big merchant payments

      The National Payments Corporation of India, which operates the UPI network, said the revenue will support investment in infrastructure resilience, cybersecurity, fraud prevention, innovation and customer service.

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