Internet and technology has been the integral part of today’s generation. Seamless. Flexible. Quick. These are the adjectives which they associate the most with. Saving, investing and spending has become accessible on their fingertips when choosing a way to bank, convenience and quick digital interactions are their topmost priorities. India noted 48 billion digital transactions in 2020 and is set to account for 71.7% of the overall payments volume by 2025. And if you have been contemplating going digital with your money, we give you four reasons why you need to get on to this boat.

Managing your finances efficiently is more crucial than ever, isn’t it? As we juggle multiple financial responsibilities—our utility bills, savings, investments, and daily expenses—it's easy to feel overwhelmed. The most efficient strategy to streamline your daily expenses is to declutter your finances have a better track on your savings.

Wondering, how can be this be done? Simple, just open a separate safe second account for all your daily transactions.

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital era, you no long have to worry about carrying cash or buying separate tickets for different modes of transport, making travel more convenient and hassle-free. As the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) is reshaping the way we make our daily transactions, offering unparalleled efficiency and versatility.

In today’s fast pacing digital era, gone are the days when bank accounts used to be mainly about cash deposits and withdrawals. Banks are now offering plethora of services and products all in one place. But, that can also be a little overwhelming, particularly when it comes to managing payments, as we make dozens of payments, big and small, every day. We need to add ease and convenience to our day-to-day transactions, and convenience lies in handling payments separately.

NCRTC (National Capital Region Transport Corporation) and Airtel Payments Bank have collaborated to introduce co-branded National Common Mobility Cards (NCMC) designed to enhance passenger convenience.

Airtel Payments Bank today announced the appointment of Amar Kumar Kakarlapudi as its new Chief Compliance Officer. In this role, Amar will play a crucial part in further strengthening the Bank’s compliance framework and ensuring seamless alignment with regulatory and statutory requirements. 

Launches Fraud Alarm and Transparent Banking section for its users under the banking section of the Airtel Thanks app

Airtel Payments Bank in collaboration with Noise, India's leading smartwatch and connected lifestyle brand, and the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), announced the launch of its upcoming cutting-edge NCMC (National Common Mobility Card)-enabled Smartwatch, integrated with the RuPay chip.

Our Chief Operating Officer, Ganesh Ananthanarayanan at GFF 2024 in a Panel Discussion - Mobility Redefined - NCMC for an Integrated Multimodal Ticketing System

Our Chief Marketing Officer, Shilpi Kapoor at Martech+ Summit by ET BrandEquity in a Panel discussion - Privacy-First Personalisation: Navigating the Emerging Data Landscape

Our MD and CEO, Anubrata Biswas at FIBAC 2024 in a Panel discussion - Fintech evolution: Balancing innovation & Risk management

Our MD and CEO, Anubrata Biswas at GFF 2024 in a Trialogue - Decluttering Financial Services Experience through Digital Banking.