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India's Pine Labs partners with Abu Dhabi–based Wio Bank to modernise merchant acquiring infrastructure

Indian fintech firm Pine Labs has announced a strategic partnership with Wio Bank, an Abu Dhabi-based digital financial platform. The collaboration is going to build a modern acquiring infrastructure for Wio Bank with no legacy tech dependency, enabling faster merchant onboarding, real-time settlement capabilities, and seamless multi-mode payment acceptance at scale. As part of the partnership , Wio Bank will deploy Credit+, Pine Labs’ modular, API-first acquiring platform, to power its core acquiring operations. Credit+ enables intelligent rule-based workflows, data-driven decisioning, and optimisation of payment acceptance rates, while managing the full merchant acquisition and lifecycle journey through a developer-friendly, tech-first architecture. Designed on a cloud-native, microservices-based framework, Credit+ allows Wio Bank to efficiently scale acquiring volumes with high availability, enterprise-grade security, and regulatory compliance. The platform supports rapid feature...

India at heart of megatrends driving energy demand growth, says UAE industry minister amid deepening oil, gas trade

Tata Consumer Q3 results: Net profit rises 38% at ₹385 crore

The revenue from operations increased 15% to ₹5,112 crore in the reporting quarter as against ₹4,443.6 crore in the corresponding period of previous fiscal

Supreme Court rejects JioStar plea to halt CCI probe into abuse of dominance in Kerala TV market

A Supreme Court-bench dismissed Reliance-owned JioStar’s plea to halt investigation into discriminatory pricing, giving regulator eight weeks to complete probe.

WeWork India Reports Second Straight Profitable Quarter, Posts INR 17 Cr PAT In Q3

Coworking space provider WeWork India reported a second consecutive profitable quarter, posting a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of INR…

Govt plans hybrid ATMs to dispense small notes amid UPI overdrive

The plan to push more small denomination currency notes into the economy flies in the face of the government's digital payments agenda powered by UPI.

DPE issues consolidated gratuity guidelines for CPSE employees

The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) has released a consolidated set of guidelines on the payment of gratuity to employees of Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), bringing together earlier instructions and subsequent clarifications. The move is aimed at removing ambiguity and ensuring uniform compliance across CPSEs. The consolidation follows amendments to the Payment of Gratuity [...] The post DPE issues consolidated gratuity guidelines for CPSE employees appeared first on HR Katha .

Stock markets bounce back on buying in metal, bank stocks; optimism over India-EU FTA

From the 30-Sensex firms, Adani Ports, Axis Bank, Tata Steel, Tech Mahindra, NTPC, State Bank of India, UltraTech Cement and Bharat Electronics were among the biggest gainers

Goa Mulls An Under-16 Social Media Ban, Studies Australia’s Law

Goa IT Minister Rohan Khaunte has said that social media platforms have become a distraction for children, leading to a lot of social implications; hence, the govt is thinking of an under-16 social media ban like Australia. The post Goa Mulls An Under-16 Social Media Ban, Studies Australia’s Law appeared first on MEDIANAMA .

Meerut-Based Kanohar Electricals Applies For IPO To Raise Rs 300 Crore

The IPO also consists of an offer for sale by promoterK Sons Family Trust.

SpotDraft raises $8M from Qualcomm Ventures in extended Series B round to scale on-device AI for legal workflows

SpotDraft will use the fresh capital to strengthen its product and AI capabilities and expand its enterprise footprint across the Americas, EMEA, and India.

India-EU ‘mother of all deals’ explained for stock market investors: The good, the bad and the ugly

India has signed a landmark free trade agreement with the European Union, dubbed the “mother of all deals” by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sparking a mixed market reaction. Textile stocks jumped up to 12% on export optimism, while automakers fell over 4% on fears of stiffer competition.