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'Why not use our very own Indian app?': Anand Mahindra reveals why he switched to BHIM UPI after meeting NPCI chief

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'Why not use our very own Indian app?': Anand Mahindra reveals why he switched to BHIM UPI after meeting NPCI chief — Bangalore Technology news

Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra said a conversation with NPCI MD and CEO Dilip Asbe helped him understand the role of India's UPI infrastructure and prompted him to switch to BHIM, the payments app developed by NPCI.

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