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Apple Pay has officially launched in India, enabling Axis Bank credit card holders to make contactless payments using Visa and Mastercard cards on Apple devices. The rollout adds a secure, private payment option that does not require PINs or OTPs for each transaction, marking a notable expansion in India’s digital payments landscape.
Walmart’s latest Deals event is drawing attention for discounts that shoppers and analysts say are competitive with October Prime Day, signaling another aggressive round of early holiday retail promotion. The event underscores how major retailers are using steep, time-limited markdowns to capture consumer spending before the peak shopping season and to pressure rivals across e-commerce and big-box retail.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to spotlight how trusted commerce is evolving across mobility, digital payments, and connected consumer experiences. The presentation underscored the company’s push to make transactions more seamless, secure, and embedded in everyday journeys, including the fast-changing automotive and EV ecosystem in India.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to present a forward-looking view of how trusted commerce and digital payments are evolving across mobility, retail, and connected consumer experiences. The display underscored how payment infrastructure is becoming more embedded, secure, and seamless as India’s digital economy expands into new use cases.
Apple Pay has officially launched in India, enabling Axis Bank credit card holders to make contactless payments using Visa and Mastercard cards on Apple devices. The rollout adds a new layer of convenience and privacy to India’s fast-evolving digital payments market, where consumers already rely heavily on UPI and card-based transactions.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to spotlight how payments are evolving beyond cards and checkout screens into a broader trust layer for mobility, digital commerce, and connected services. The display underscored how secure, seamless transactions are becoming central to the future of automotive and EV ecosystems in India.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to spotlight how trusted commerce is evolving across mobility, digital payments, and connected consumer experiences. The presentation underscored the company’s push to make transactions more seamless, secure, and embedded into everyday journeys, including the fast-changing automotive and EV ecosystem in India.
Telangana is sharpening its fiscal strategy around stronger resource mobilisation and a more aggressive tourism push, signalling an effort to widen the state’s revenue base without relying solely on conventional tax growth. The approach reflects a broader policy shift toward monetising assets, improving collections, and converting tourism potential into a durable economic engine.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to present a forward-looking view of how trusted commerce and digital payments may evolve across mobility, automotive, and everyday consumer transactions in India. The display underscored the company’s push to position secure, seamless payments as core infrastructure for connected mobility and the broader digital economy.
The Confederation of All India Traders has rejected media and social media claims that it endorsed a nationwide “No UPI Day” on October 2, saying the reports are misleading and not based on any official CAIT decision. The clarification comes as traders and digital payments stakeholders watch the debate over a proposed merchant discount rate levy on specified UPI transactions above Rs 2,000 from October 15.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to spotlight how digital payments are evolving from simple transactions into a broader trust layer for mobility, commerce, and connected services. The presentation underscored the company’s push to make payments more seamless, secure, and embedded across everyday experiences, including the fast-growing automotive and EV ecosystem in India.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to present a forward-looking view of how trusted commerce and digital payments could shape mobility, automotive services, and everyday transactions in India. The display underscored the company’s push to position payments as an embedded layer of the connected economy rather than a standalone checkout function.
Visa used its booth at #GFF26 to spotlight how trusted commerce is evolving across mobility, digital payments, and connected consumer experiences. The presentation underscored the company’s push to make transactions more seamless, secure, and embedded into everyday journeys, including the fast-changing automotive and EV ecosystem.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy is set to visit a politically sensitive constituency associated with BRS leader K. T. Rama Rao on September 30 to launch development works worth ₹345.78 crore. The move combines governance messaging with sharp political signalling, underscoring the Congress government’s effort to project delivery in an opposition stronghold. The event is expected to spotlight infrastructure and civic upgrades while also testing the ruling party’s ability to convert public spending into political traction in a region long identified with the Bharat Rashtra Samithi.
At Visa’s booth during #GFF26, the payments giant offered a preview of how trusted commerce could reshape mobility, EV charging and everyday transactions in India. The display underscored a broader industry shift: as vehicles become connected and electrified, payment systems are being redesigned to be faster, more secure and increasingly invisible to the user.
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