Question
Which company has launched India's first-ever UPI-ATM as
a White Label ATM (WLA) with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI offering cardless cash withdrawals & eliminating the need for physical cards?Solution
Hitachi Payment Services, a subsidiary of Japan-based Hitachi Ltd, has launched India's first-ever UPI-ATM as a White Label ATM (WLA) named Hitachi Money Spot UPI ATM, with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). The ATM will offer cardless cash withdrawals, eliminating the need for physical cards. A UPI-ATM allows users to withdraw cash from multiple accounts using the United Payments Interface (UPI) app. WLAs are operated by non-banking entities. Thus it will drive financial inclusion by facilitating easy access to banking services in areas where traditional banking infrastructure and card penetration is limited.
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