India's New Digital Wallet Guidelines Require Data Guardrails

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October 23, 2017

India's New Digital Wallet Guidelines Require Data Guardrails

In a new opinion piece for Mint, Subhashish Bhadra, investment principal for Omidyar Network's Digital Identity initiative, explains how the Reserve Bank of India's new digital wallet guidelines can benefit consumers but will require data guardrails to support Good ID. Read the full article here.

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