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MSMEs prefer UPI for biz transactions: Report

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July 06, 2025

NEARLY half of MSMEs surveyed prefer UPI as a mode of transaction to grow their business, followed by Aadhaar-enabled banking, says a report.

- ENS ECONOMIC BUREAU @ New Delhi

As per the MSME Digital Index Report by PayNearby, digital payments continue to gain strong acceptance among MSMEs, with UPI emer

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