India’s nearly 100 million smartphone users are beginning to shop online at a pace that the country’s biggest e-commerce companies such as Flipkart and Snapdeal are expecting the mobile traffic to ...

Mobile wallet service provider Paytm announced on Friday its Android mobile app was temporarily removed from the Google Play Store. The company reassured its uses that their account balances are 100% ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Paytm, an Indian online payments platform backed by China's Alibaba(BABA.N), is pushing deeper into India's booming e-commerce industry with a zero-commission mobile app ...

Paytm, one of India’s most widely used mobile wallets, has added TV and games in an effort to keep users' eyes on its app as long as possible. It's the latest sign that Paytm 's success comes not just ...

Alphabet Inc's Google on Friday removed the mobile app of SoftBank and Alibaba-backed Indian fintech firm Paytm from its Android store over violations of its gambling policy. "We don't allow online ...

In the past year, Paytm has earned a permanent place on the homescreens of many Indians’ smartphones. Along with sustaining a radical growth, the app has also been updated with a slew of new features.

With new users comes new responsibilities. India’s largest mobile wallet app is quickly realising this in both good and hard ways. SEE ALSO: Paypal accuses India's largest mobile wallet company of ...

India's largest mobile wallet, Paytm, has launched in Canada. Users can now pay their cell phone, cable, internet, water and electricity bills as well as their insurance and property taxes via the ...

Paytm, the Indian mobile commerce company backed by Alibaba, announced today that it has acquired Shifu, a personal assistant app for smartphones. The value of the deal was not disclosed, but Paytm ...

Google removed the Paytm app from the Play Store earlier in the day. It’s one of the largest mobile payment platforms in India. Paytm claims Google’s flouted competition rules. Update: September 18, ...

Alibaba-backed Indian fintech firm Paytm is aiming for a million apps on its "mini app store" by the first quarter of 2021, it said on Thursday, seeking to challenge the dominance of Alphabet's Google ...