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India’s Techies Missed The AI Train, Its Banks Must Board The Blockchain Bus
Between 2020 and 2024, the world's top banks have invested $100 billion in blockchain companies to offer better services. While global finance reinvents itself with modern tools, India’s lenders can’t afford to stay on the sidelines.
Blockchain Isn’t For Goliaths Alone, Davids Can Use It As Well
Small businesses could simplify payments, prove product quality, reduce middlemen, cut costs, and reach new customers with the help of blockchain’s transparent and secure technology.
Vietnam’s Blockchain ID Could Guide Aadhaar On How To Stop Oversharing
Vietnam has adopted a secure national blockchain for identity and records, where users control how much they want to share. There may be lessons here for Aadhaar, which tends to share more than it should, on how to protect a user’s privacy without compromising on convenience.
India’s Next Credit Boom Might Be on UPI, Not Plastic
Banks are pulling back on credit cards amid rising delinquencies, but QR-based RuPay-on-UPI is quietly gaining ground with frequent, low-ticket spends driving growth
Your Reward Points Aren’t Pointless: They Need Redemption, The Blockchain Way
Indian banks must simplify their loyalty programme structure and explore tokenisation using blockchain to give their customers a world-class experience. It’s time to start rewarding loyalty with a little help from tech.
Time For Insurers To Hop Aboard Blockchain For Fast, Easy Claims
From crop to health insurance, blockchain technology could help insurers automate claims, eliminate delays, and restore trust.
How Credible Is Your Carbon Credit? Blockchain Can Call The Bluff
The technology has the potential to address the carbon-credit market’s inherent flaws, enhance accountability, and ensure each credit is properly tracked and utilised.
Why Stock Brokers Are Going To Be Upset With Blockchain’s Next Move
Platforms like Coinbase, Kraken, and Robinhood are rolling out tokenised stock offerings — digital versions of equities like Apple or Tesla that can be traded 24/7, across borders, without traditional brokers or exchanges.
