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Google Pay, Amazon Pay and Phonepe Join RBI’s Digital Rupee Program Because Nothing Says ‘Central Bank-Backed Cryptocurrency’ Like Three Companies That Can’t Even Keep Your Money Safe

An illustration of a large piggy bank with three broken locks on it surrounded by scattered coins and bills while Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Phonepe logos are shown in shambles at its base. A faint image of the RBI's digital rupee logo is seen being blown away like autumn leaves as if carried off by an unseen force. In the background a subtle depiction of declining transaction volumes can be observed with falling graphs and dwindling numbers written on them, all set against a darkening sky that hints at impending doom.

In a desperate attempt to stay relevant, Google Pay, Amazon Pay and Phonepe are now scrambling to join India’s central bank-issued cryptocurrency (CBDC) program. Because what could possibly go wrong with these companies that have failed at everything else in the crypto space? They’ve got a proven track record of failing miserably – just look at their handling of customer data or how they charge ridiculous fees for transactions

Source: bitcoin.com

Google Pay, Amazon Pay, and Walmart-backed Phonepe are reportedly seeking to join India’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) initiative led by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Other fintech firms like Cred and Mobikwik are also seeking participation. These companies aim to facilitate transactions through the e-rupee. The initiative aims to boost transaction volumes by expanding access beyond banks to major payment platforms. Google Pay, Amazon Pay, and Walmart-backed Phonepe […]

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