Paytm Partners Bharat Taxi To Power Digital Payments Across Government-Backed Ride-Hailing Platform

Paytm Partners Bharat Taxi To Power Digital Payments Across Government-Backed Ride-Hailing Platform

Paytm has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Bharat Taxi, the government-backed ride-hailing platform launched last week by Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah. The partnership will integrate Paytm’s digital payment infrastructure across the cooperative-based taxi service, enabling passengers to pay for rides using UPI, QR codes, Soundbox devices and card machines. The collaboration…

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Paytm Collaborates with Bharat Taxi for Enhanced Digital Payments and Driver Support, ETAuto

Paytm Collaborates with Bharat Taxi for Enhanced Digital Payments and Driver Support, ETAuto

Paytm‘s parent firm, One 97 Communications, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bharat Taxi, a government-supported ride-hailing platform, to enable digital payments and financial services for drivers. Bharat Taxi, launched earlier this month under a cooperative model, positions drivers as stakeholders and allows them to retain full ride earnings without charging commissions. The…

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Paytm Signs MoU with Government-Backed Bharat Taxi to Power Digital Payments for Drivers

Paytm Signs MoU with Government-Backed Bharat Taxi to Power Digital Payments for Drivers

Add Techlomedia as a preferred source on Google. Paytm has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Bharat Taxi, a government-supported ride-hailing platform, to enable digital payments and financial services for drivers on the platform. Bharat Taxi was recently launched and is positioned as a cooperative-based alternative in India’s mobility space. Under the agreement, Paytm will…

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Paytm Partners Bharat Taxi to Power Driver Payments

Paytm Partners Bharat Taxi to Power Driver Payments

Paytm partners with Bharat Taxi, an Indian government-supported ride-hailing platform, to enable mobile payments and financial services for drivers The platform follows a driver-owned cooperative model, positioning drivers as stakeholders with transparent, commission-free fares Enables consumer ride payments via UPI and Paytm-pioneered QR codes, Soundbox and card machines, alongside providing insurance and financial services for…

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Paytm, Bharat Taxi roll out UPI payments for cab rides. How it will work and more

Paytm, Bharat Taxi roll out UPI payments for cab rides. How it will work and more

Paytm on Thursday entered into a partnership with Bharat Taxi, a government-supported ride-hailing platform, to bring digital payments and financial services to drivers and passengers using the app. The move is aimed at making ride payments easier for customers and ensuring faster payouts for drivers, according to a company release. Bharat Taxi was launched by…

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Paytm Signs MoU with Government-Backed Bharat Taxi to Integrate Digital Payment Infrastructure

Paytm Signs MoU with Government-Backed Bharat Taxi to Integrate Digital Payment Infrastructure

Paytm (One 97 Communications Limited), India’s leading payments and financial services company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bharat Taxi, a ride-hailing initiative endorsed by the Government of India. The agreement, announced following Bharat Taxi’s launch by Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on February 5, 2026, is aimed at integrating Paytm’s…

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Paytm Issues Fresh Employee Stock Options Valued at Rs 16.6 Crore to Reward Workforce

Paytm Issues Fresh Employee Stock Options Valued at Rs 16.6 Crore to Reward Workforce

One97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm, has approved a fresh round of employee stock option grants, reinforcing its focus on rewarding and retaining talent amid evolving business priorities. As per recent regulatory disclosures, the company has issued 1.24 lakh employee stock options (ESOPs) under its ESOP Scheme 2019, with the total value of the…

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Why Did SEBI Allow Loss-Making Startups Like Ola Electric, Zomato, Swiggy, and Paytm to Go Public?

Why Did SEBI Allow Loss-Making Startups Like Ola Electric, Zomato, Swiggy, and Paytm to Go Public?

SEBI’s rules quietly explain why so many loss-making startups still manage to list on Indian stock exchanges. Financial analyst Jayant Mundhra recently broke down how a special route under Regulation 6(2) allows high-growth, cash-burning tech companies to go public, while also creating conditions that can badly hurt late retail investors when the hype fades.​ Why…

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