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Apple plans to launch Apple Pay in India with Axis Bank
Apple is preparing to launch its Apple Pay payment service in India, starting with an initial partnership with Axis Bank.
Youth Congress protests against central government decision to charge UPI transactions
The Youth Congress in Uttara Kannada has protested against the central government's decision to levy an MDR charge on specific UPI merchant transactions over ₹2,000.
Supreme Court Petition Challenges New MDR Charges on UPI Transactions
A public interest litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the Indian government's notification imposing a 0.4% Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on UPI merchant payments exceeding ₹2,000.
Government rejects claims of American pressure over UPI MDR fees
The Indian Finance Ministry denies that pressure from American credit card companies influenced the decision to impose a Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on UPI transactions.
Government introduces 0.4 percent MDR on UPI payments above 2000 rupees
The Indian government is introducing a 0.4% Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) for UPI payments exceeding 2,000 rupees, effective October 16.
New fee rules for UPI transactions starting October 15, 2026
The Indian central government has announced a 0.4% fee on commercial UPI transactions exceeding 2,000 rupees, payable by merchants effective October 15, 2026.
UPI charges on recurring utility and subscription payments clarified
The Indian government has clarified that no Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) charges will apply to automated recurring UPI payments for utility bills, subscriptions, and investments.
Kalaburagi villagers seek reduced range for central prison mobile jammer
Villagers in Kalaburagi district have petitioned district and prison officials to reduce the coverage area of a mobile jammer installed at the central prison after its increased range caused mobile network disruptions in surrounding villages.
Kerala consumer forum orders boutique to compensate customer for undelivered wedding dress
A district consumer commission in Kerala ordered an Instagram-based boutique to pay compensation totaling Rs 36,880 to a consumer after failing to deliver a second wedding dress despite receiving full payment.