Before the invention of the steam-driven railways in the 1800s, mankind was dependent on animal pulled wagons to transfer goods. The Tanfield Wagonway in England, the first large-scale railway, used horses to haul coal-filled wagons from the mining village of Tanfield. On the lookout for faster and more convenient forms

Let’s start with the basics here. Traditionally, we followed Software Development Life Cycle, in short SDLC, a structured approach to develop quality software that meets customer requirements. With a rapid evolution in lifestyle, we moved to the Agile method which is one of the variants of SDLC to develop

With unprecedented growth in online transactions, it is no surprise that online fraud has increased. One of the major malpractices is identity theft. In a country like India which is striding towards the number one position in online shopping, the rise in this kind of fraud cannot be overlooked. Accessing

Corporate expenses range from individual employee benefits to infrastructural allocation to individual units. Everyone has heard the terms reimbursement, employee benefits claims, and other expenses albeit through the prism depicting a myriad of reactions — most of them unsavory to put it mildly. While the corporate executives find the long process

If 2020 was the year that propelled the fintech industry with widespread adoption of UPI payments & online brokerages, 2021 was when the industry started to show signs of maturity. As per a recent Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) bulletin, the fintech sector in India raked in investments worth

The Indian fintech ecosystem has grown significantly in 2021. According to the 2025 estimates based on analyst and expert consensus from Morgan Stanley & Credit Suisse, the India financial services market size will more than double to ~$6T by 2025​. This is owing to multiple factors including the following: * 72%

India has the highest fintech adoption rate globally. Besides being home to the world’s 3rd largest fintech ecosystem, our fintech market (currently valued at $31 billion) is expected to grow to a whopping $84 billion by 2025. What’s interesting is that nearly 70% of the current 2100+ fintech

The pandemic changed everything – how we work, meet, shop. So, it’s not surprising that it is radically changing how we borrow money too. As per a report by the Reserve Bank of India, over 6% of all loans given by commercial banks in April-December 2020 were digital, a healthy

India’s festive season sales have become the highlight of every business’ calendar & a barometer of consumer sentiment. Here’s a fun fact that provides the context of the scale of this season– Indian e-commerce platforms registered GMV value of $2.7bn in the first four sale days alone!