Public infrastructure attracts capital if users are ready to pay fair and transparent usage charges. In the case of NPCI’s UPI too, the user-pays principle should apply. Let the Reserve Bank of India’s e-rupee serve as the country’s digital cash. For the full story, visit the source.
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It’s time for India’s Unified Payments Interface to fund itself—without burdening people at large
Public infrastructure attracts capital if users are ready to pay fair and transparent usage charges. In the case of NPCI’s UPI too, the user-pays principle should apply. Let the Reserve Bank of India’s e-rupee serve as the country’s digital cash.
By Mint Editorial Board· Livemint· 2 months ago· 2 min read
