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        about  150  million  in  2016,  the  digital  banking  10. Public Relations: Moreover, the government has
        footprint is projected to grow faster than ever before.  also played a strong role in encouraging and educating
        The  NPCI  has  also  introduced  several  innovative  consumers  in  the  economy  towards  digitized
        products, such as RuPay cards, which will allow for  monetary  systems,  providing  a  much  need  PR  push
        immediate  money  transfers  and  a  more  convenient  towards  digitisation.  The  industry  is  still  suffering
        experience for the customer. These initiatives provide  from  regulatory  uncertainties,  particularly  with
        a  solid  foundation  for  a  digitally  enabled  financial  respect  to  new  business  models  enabled  by  Fintech
        sector  in  India,  giving  Fintech  start-ups  the  applications such as P2P transactions, crowd funding
        opportunity  to  leverage  these  technologies  and  and  data  security.  More  than  40%  of  industry
        initiatives to be adopted into the mainstream banking  incumbents  and  start-ups  reported  such  regulatory
        experience in India.                                    uncertainties  to  be  a  major  hurdle  while  working  to
                                                                implement innovative solutions.




































        11. Funding  Trends:  The  Fintech  sector  saw  a  to do e-KYC checks more frugally, thereby reducing
        decrease in  global funding in 2016 due to  increased  transaction costs for customers.
        global  uncertainty,  driven  by  lack  of  clarity
        surrounding  Brexit  and  the  US  presidential  election,  Facts & Figures
        among others. VC-backed global Fintech investment  The Fintech industry attracted over US$13.1b in VC-
        in 2016 was $12.7 billion, which was down 13% from  backed  investments  in  2016,  about  five  times  more
        2015’s record high of $14.6 billion. A breakdown by  than investments four years earlier (see Figure 1). The
        geographical region found that Fintech investment in  growth of the industry has strengthened the common
        Europe and the US was affected the most. VC-backed  belief  that  Fintech  will  disrupt  banking.  But
        funding was down 25% YoY in Europe and 29% YoY  collaboration  —  not  competition  —  will  be  the
        in the US in 2016.                                      primary driver of disruption. A government push for
                                                                financial  inclusion,  digitization  and  startup  activity
        12. Aadhaar  Adoption:  The  RBI  recently  has  has led to the introduction of policy initiatives which
        permitted  Aadhaar  based  biometric  authentication,  provide  a  strong  foundation  to  the  Fintech  sector  in
        which  will  consent  for  bank  accounts  to  be  opened  India.
        through e-KYC at  any  Banking Correspondent  (BC)
        location. This will allow financial services companies




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