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RBI Announces Digital Payments Intelligence Platform to Combat Fraud

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: June 7, 2024 12:22 IST

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has unveiled plans to establish a cutting-edge Digital Payments Intelligence Platform aimed at ...

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has unveiled plans to establish a cutting-edge Digital Payments Intelligence Platform aimed at curbing payment fraud risks, Governor Shaktikanta Das revealed in a recent announcement. This initiative underscores the central bank's commitment to leveraging advanced technologies to fortify the country's digital payment ecosystem.

The Digital Payments Intelligence Platform is envisioned as a sophisticated system designed to analyze and monitor digital transactions in real-time, employing artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data analytics. By harnessing these technologies, the platform will enhance the RBI's ability to detect and mitigate various forms of payment fraud, including unauthorized transactions, identity theft, and cyberattacks.

Governor Shaktikanta Das emphasized the pivotal role of the platform in bolstering consumer confidence and fostering trust in digital payment channels. He reiterated the RBI's steadfast resolve to safeguard the interests of both consumers and businesses in an increasingly digitalized economy.

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The implementation of the Digital Payments Intelligence Platform aligns with the RBI's broader agenda to promote secure, efficient, and inclusive digital payments infrastructure across the nation. With India witnessing a significant surge in digital transactions in recent years, bolstering the resilience of the payment ecosystem against emerging threats has become imperative.

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