The Reserve Bank of India will directly regulate all entities facilitating cross-border payment transactions for the import and export of goods and services. As per the circular, such entities will be treated as Payment Aggregator-Cross Border (PA-CB). Currently, all Payment Aggregators (PA), which facilitate the processing of domestic transactions in online mode, come under the ambit of RBI regulations. According to the new circular, RBI made it mandatory for the non-banks providing PA-CB services to have a minimum net worth of ₹15 crore at the time of applying to the RBI for authorisation and a minimum net worth of ₹25 crore by March 31, 2026. It also said banks undertaking PA-CB activity need to fulfil the requirements for PA-CBs by April 30, 2024.
K and L are brothers. M and N are sisters. K’s son is N’s brother. How is L related to M?
When was Khandesh merged into the Mughal empire by Akbar?
Which of the following is the folk dance of Goa?
Which of the following metal was not used in a special commemorative Rs 75 coin to mark the opening of the new Parliament building?
As per Economic Survey 2021-22, the ______ sector contributed the most to the GDP of India during the year.
Asansol, Howrah, Malda and Sealdah division come under which railway zone of India?
By what methodology is the NSE/BSE Index calculated?
Which of the following Constitutional Amendments is related to the creation of ULBs in India?
What is called when a company is about to achieve Unicorn Status, i.e., a valuation of 1 billion?
Article 43: The State shall endeavour to promote cottage industries on an individual or cooperative basis in rural areas, it is a Directive based on ___...