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  • Traffic Challan: Govt plans system for smart payments of vehicle challans – Know the details

    Traffic Challan Check Online: Delhi government has issued a tender to provide WhatsApp Business and Application Programming Interface-Best Service for challans related to traffic rules.

    After this, traffic rule violations and challans will be automatically sent to the WhatsApp of the traffic rule violator.

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    This message will also contain a payment link. After this, the user can use UPI or any other payment gateway to pay one or more challans directly from there. According to the tender document, the service provider has to develop a system through which the transport department will be able to make payments directly from WhatsApp. These messages will be sent in Hindi and English.

    You can also pay using UPI

    According to a report by Times of India, an official aware of the matter has said that the framework should enable sending messages in media formats like photos, PDFs and videos. And this permission has been granted by WhatsApp. Apart from the WhatsApp payment option, challan payments will be made with popular UPI apps like Google Pay, BHIM and other platforms.

    After the introduction of the new system, people will be able to pay their challan quickly and easily. The official further said that after making payment through one of these apps, a push notification will be sent every time a new challan is generated.

    Target to settle pending invoices

    This system will initially be with traffic related challans. The official said, since there is a push message facility available in WhatsApp. This push message will keep reminding the person that there is a pending challan.

    Currently, people use the government’s transport e-challan website to pay the fines. Another official said, “Many vehicle owners do not receive SMS for challan for weeks. Once our system is developed, this problem will be solved.”

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  • Benefits of digital payments reflect in rapid decline of cash transactions, says RBI economist

    Unified Payments Interface (UPI)

    Unified Payments Interface (UPI)

    In the last three years, digital transactions have surged in such a fashion in India that cash usage, which still accounts for 60 per cent of consumer expenditure (as of March 2024) is rapidly declining, according to a paper by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) economist.

    Pradip Bhuyan from the Reserve Bank’s Department of Currency Management wrote in the paper that the share of digital payments more than doubled from 14-19 per cent in March 2021 to 40-48 per cent in March 2024, with unified payments interface (UPI) playing a key role.

    Cash or currency in circulation (CIC) represents the total notes and coins in circulation in the economy while currency with the public (CWP) is defined by CIC minus cash with banks, and accounts for around 95-97 per cent of CIC.

    According to the RBI paper, in recent years, significant growth has been observed in retail digital payments (RDP), which is the total digital payments except for payments through real-time gross settlement.

    Launched in 2016, UPI accounted for the highest share of RDP in volume in the last five years.

    “From 2021-22 to 2023-24 (post Covid-19 period), the growth in UPI in volume was higher than that in value. Consequently, the average size of UPI transactions decreased from Rs 1,838 in 2020-21 to Rs 1,525 in 2023-24,” the paper noted.

    “The share of P2M (person to merchant) payments in total UPI transactions increased from 16.6 per cent in April 2021 to 26.2 per cent in March 2024 in value,” it added. In volume, the share increased from 45.2 per cent to 61.7 per cent during the same period.

    In this period, P2M payments increased nearly six-fold in volume and over five-fold in value and the growth far exceeded that observed for P2P (person to person) payments, the report emphasised.

    UPI-based transaction volume surged 52 per cent to 78.97 billion in the first half of this year (H1 2024), from 51.9 billion in the same period last year. Similarly, the value of transactions grew by 40 per cent, increasing from Rs 83.16 lakh crore to Rs 116.63 lakh crore in the first six months of this year.

     (With inputs from IANS)

     

  • Cash transactions decline rapidly in India as digital payments surge: RBI economist

    Unified Payments Interface (UPI)

    UPI accounted for the highest share of RDP in volume in the last five yearsIANS

    In the last three years, digital transactions have surged in such a fashion in India that cash usage, which still accounts for 60 per cent of consumer expenditure (as of March 2024) is rapidly declining, according to a paper by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) economist.

    Pradip Bhuyan from the Reserve Bank’s Department of Currency Management wrote in the paper that the share of digital payments more than doubled from 14-19 per cent in March 2021 to 40-48 per cent in March 2024, with unified payments interface (UPI) playing a key role.

    Cash or currency in circulation (CIC) represents the total notes and coins in circulation in the economy while currency with the public (CWP) is defined by CIC minus cash with banks, and accounts for around 95-97 per cent of CIC.

    According to the RBI paper, in recent years, significant growth has been observed in retail digital payments (RDP), which is the total digital payments except for payments through real-time gross settlement.

    Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

    UPI accounted for the highest share of RDP in volume in the last five yearsIANS

    Launched in 2016, UPI accounted for the highest share of RDP in volume in the last five years.

    “From 2021-22 to 2023-24 (post Covid-19 period), the growth in UPI in volume was higher than that in value. Consequently, the average size of UPI transactions decreased from Rs 1,838 in 2020-21 to Rs 1,525 in 2023-24,” the paper noted.

    “The share of P2M (person to merchant) payments in total UPI transactions increased from 16.6 per cent in April 2021 to 26.2 per cent in March 2024 in value,” it added. In volume, the share increased from 45.2 per cent to 61.7 per cent during the same period.

    In this period, P2M payments increased nearly six-fold in volume and over five-fold in value and the growth far exceeded that observed for P2P (person to person) payments, the report emphasised.

    UPI-based transaction volume surged 52 per cent to 78.97 billion in the first half of this year (H1 2024), from 51.9 billion in the same period last year. Similarly, the value of transactions grew by 40 per cent, increasing from Rs 83.16 lakh crore to Rs 116.63 lakh crore in the first six months of this year.

     (With inputs from IANS)

     

  • SCB Partners with Lightnet to Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments and Remittances with Stablecoin, Powered by Fireblocks

    The Siam Commercial Bank (SCB), in partnership with SCB 10X, is pleased to announce its collaboration with Lightnet to enhance cross-border payments and remittances, by using stablecoin for settlement on the public blockchain network. This groundbreaking project marks Thailand’s first use case of stablecoin for cross-border payments and remittances, setting a new standard for the financial services industry. With the integration of Fireblocks’ custody technology, the assets are secured at the back end, ensuring top-tier protection and trust between the parties.

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    This project has successfully graduated from the Bank of Thailand’s (BOT) regulatory sandbox in October 2024, the project is now fully commercialized, offering a transformative solution for cross-border transactions and marks a significant milestone in Thailand’s financial innovation.

    This innovative solution provides numerous benefits, including better capital efficiency by enhancing management of funds through the elimination of pre-funding between partners, as well as reduced operational costs. Users can use local currencies for making transactions and experience improved reliability and availability, with the service accessible 24/7. Furthermore, the project leverages blockchain technology to create a truly global network for remittances.

    “The collaboration between SCB and Lightnet underscores a commitment to pioneering financial innovation and improving the remittance experience for users. By integrating blockchain technology, the project promises a more efficient, reliable, and accessible solution for cross-border transactions.
    By leveraging blockchain technology and stablecoins, we are making cross-border remittances more efficient, reliable, and accessible for everyone. SCB has a long-standing tradition of embracing innovative technologies to enhance our financial services. This latest collaboration with Lightnet and Fireblocks builds upon SCB’s history of pioneering fintech solutions. SCB’s consistent commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology demonstrates our dedication to providing efficient, accessible financial services to our customers.” said Thanawatn Kittisuwan, First Executive Vice President & Head of Digital Juristic & Payment at SCB.

    “At SCB 10X, our mission is to drive the adoption of financial technology innovation at SCB, SCBX Group and in the broader financial services industry. By harnessing blockchain technology, we are significantly enhancing the speed, efficiency, and accessibility of the international remittance transactions. This project showcases the real-world impact of fintech innovation, bringing substantial improvements to both the bank’s operations and our customers’ experiences. We are proud to have played a pivotal role in moving this initiative forward, coordinating efforts across teams to bring this transformative solution to life. We are thrilled about its potential to improve the efficiency of cross-border finance.” said Mukaya (Tai) Panich, CIO & CEO of SCB 10X.

    “Lightnet is dedicated to develop the next generation universal financial network in order to solve various financial pain points for the customers. Our commitment is to provide individuals and businesses with financial access, financial mobility and efficiency. We believe that the launch of this revolutionary cross-border payments and remittance solution is the first step towards this goal. This solution will provide significant improvements to customers’ experience in cross-border money transfer and will lower transaction time and cost and be accessible on the 24/7 basis. This project also promotes financial inclusion as there is a lower capital requirement per transaction. Beyond this, the project also provides unique value propositions to retail, corporate, and institutional clients and will help strengthen Thailand’s position as the ASEAN financial hub.” said Tridbodi Arunanondchai, Vice Chairman and Group CEO of Lightnet.

    “We’re excited to be part of this groundbreaking initiative with SCB and Lightnet. This project demonstrates the transformative power of blockchain technology in revolutionizing traditional banking services, and showcases how financial institutions can leverage cutting-edge technology and a robust digital asset infrastructure to innovate and improve their services.” said Michael Shaulov, CEO and Co-founder of Fireblocks. “By providing our secure custody technology, Fireblocks is helping to ensure that cross-border transactions are not only faster and more efficient, but also meet the highest standards of security. We believe this project sets a new benchmark for the integration of stablecoins into mainstream banking services and look forward to seeing its impact on the way money moves across borders.

    Building on this success, SCB and Lightnet are planning to extend the use case to corporate customers, facilitating both inward and outward remittances. This expansion aims to provide businesses with the same benefits enjoyed by retail customers, further revolutionizing the cross-border financial transactions.


    Neel Achary

  • IDFC FIRST Bank Goes Live on GST Portal for Seamless Tax Payments

    IDFC FIRST Bank Goes Live on GST Portal for Seamless Tax Payments

    October 05, 2024,Mumbai, Maharashtra, India : IDFC FIRST Bank is pleased to announce its integration with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) portal, enabling seamless GST payments. Customers will now benefit from an intuitive, hassle-free payment experience, with instant payment confirmations and easy access to downloadable challans.

    This new integration allows IDFC FIRST Bank customers to pay GST through a variety of digital channels, including the Bank’s user-friendly Retail and Corporate Internet Banking platforms and its nationwide branch network.

    Mr. Chinmay Dhoble, Head – Retail Liabilities and Branch Banking, IDFC FIRST Bank, stated, “As a customer-first bank, we are committed to providing seamless, easy-to-use solutions to our customers. This integration with the GST portal is another step in our mission to offer universal banking solutions. Our aim is to ensure a quick, simple, and efficient tax payment experience. We encourage our customers to use this facility to easily pay their GST through IDFC FIRST Bank’s online and branch channels.”

    IDFC FIRST Bank is one of the select Scheduled Private Sector Banks to be authorised for GST collections, further underscoring the Bank’s commitment to providing comprehensive financial services to its clients.

    Steps to Pay GST Using IDFC FIRST Bank Internet Banking:

    Log in to the GST portal: https://services.gst.gov.in/services/login
    Create a Challan and select E-Payment via Net Banking
    Choose IDFC FIRST Bank as the payment option
    Complete the payment and download the GST paid challan

    Additionally, IDFC FIRST Bank is working with GST officials to introduce more payment options, including UPI and card payments.


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  • Paytm’s Strategic Focus on Core Payments Business for Enhanced PAT

    INDIA: Paytm, India’s leading payments and financial services distribution company and the pioneer of QR, Soundbox, and mobile payments in its 24th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday reaffirmed its commitment to profitability with a compliance-first approach while focusing on its core payments business. “With a commitment to the core payments business, we aim to deliver PAT profitability soon,” Sharma said.

    At the AGM, Paytm’s Founder and CEO, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, highlighted Paytm’s significant role in India’s digital payments revolution, particularly through its pioneering innovations like the QR code and Soundbox. “Our commitment has always been to create a world-class product for Indian businesses and small merchants, setting a global benchmark. Today our business has become a globally replicable template,” he said.

    Being a leader in fintech and with a commitment to building for India, Sharma said that the team is ready to replicate the same success in Artificial Intelligence. “Our team is already utilizing AI across all areas—technology, product, business, and operations.

    Paytm is focused on expanding its merchant base, currently serving around 40 million merchants, to reach 100 million across the country. Madhur Deora, President and Group CFO, underscored Paytm’s mission to bring half a billion Indians into the mainstream economy. He further highlighted the company’s strong financial position, noting a robust balance sheet with a cash balance of Rs 8,500 Crore.

  • Data Processing Revolutionizes Digital Payments: A Deep Dive into Transformative Impacts

    Navya Alapati

    Data is the backbone of all the technology advancements we see at present. Data processing plays crucial in modern businesses, allowing them to transform raw data into actionable insights that drive strategic choices. A strong foundation in database design, development, maintenance, and optimisation ensures that data is well-managed, safely kept, and easily accessed. This knowledge enables firms to streamline operations, improve client experiences, and increase overall performance. Effective data processing enables precise forecasting, personalised marketing, and optimised resource allocation, all of which contribute directly to business growth and competitive advantage. In today’s data-driven market, experts like Navya Alapati are crucial for providing robust and well-structured database solutions for achieving and sustaining corporate success.

    Enhancing Speed and Accuracy in Digital Payments

    Data processing is revolutionizing the digital payment industry by enhancing transaction speed, security, personalization, and efficiency. As digital payments continue to replace cash transactions, robust data processing capabilities are essential. Navya Alapati, a Senior Software Engineer, highlights the critical role of speed in digital payments, noting that optimizing database solutions is crucial for real-time processing. This not only reduces transaction times but also minimizes errors, ensuring reliable and seamless services that meet modern consumer expectations.

    Strengthening Security and Fraud Prevention

    Data processing has a huge impact on the digital payment business, making security an important consideration. Advanced methodologies allow for real-time monitoring and analysis of transaction patterns, which is critical for detecting and preventing fraud. Businesses can safeguard consumers and merchants from financial loss by immediately detecting anomalies and suspicious activity. This proactive strategy not only improves security but also boosts customer confidence in digital payment systems, encouraging wider usage and driving industry growth.

    Personalization and Compliance Through Data Insights

    Data processing is revolutionising the personalisation of digital payment experiences by allowing firms to analyse massive amounts of payment data to gain insights into consumer behaviour and preferences. These data enable businesses to build targeted marketing campaigns, personalised offers, and customised services, thereby increasing consumer engagement and loyalty. In a competitive market, this customisation sets businesses apart. Furthermore, robust data processing assures compliance with data privacy legislation and security standards, lowering the danger of data breaches and protecting both business reputations and customer trust, hence strengthening the reliability of digital payment systems.

    Research Focusing on providing Robust Solutions leveraging ML

    The digital payment sector continues to grapple with various types of fraud, as traditional rule-based systems struggle to detect new, sophisticated fraudulent activities. In response, Navya’s research proposes advanced solutions like graph-based semi-supervised learning (SSL) methods for fraud detection. This approach uses machine learning algorithms to categorize data points into genuine and fraudulent by analysing both labelled and unlabelled data. The inclusion of more diverse datasets allows SSL to generalize better than conventional methods, making it highly effective in identifying complex fraud patterns. By extending graph models to incorporate transaction relationships and network connections, SSL enhances its ability to detect anomalies that might signal fraudulent actions. This approach not only boosts detection accuracy but also provides a robust and deployable solution that can significantly reduce financial losses.

    In parallel, Navya’s another study explores the integration of genetic programming (GP) and clustering techniques to strengthen intrusion detection systems against cyber-attacks. GP evolves computer programs through selection, mutation, and crossover, creating a dynamic set of candidate programs for intrusion detection. Clustering, on the other hand, groups data points based on their statistical properties, allowing for more precise identification of threat patterns. By combining these methods, the research aims to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of real-time threat identification and mitigation. This dual approach not only improves the system’s ability to detect new intrusions but also provides a powerful defence mechanism against evolving cyber threats, helping to safeguard financial institutions and their customers.

    Driving Business Strategy with Data-Driven Decision Making

    Overall, data processing is central to the digital payment sector’s transformation, boosting efficiency, security, and data-driven decision-making. As businesses refine database solutions, they can deliver innovative, reliable, and personalized payment experiences that meet modern consumer expectations, directly influencing market positioning and growth. Navya Alapati emphasizes the importance of leveraging data-driven strategies to address the evolving needs of the digital payment industry. Looking ahead, integrating cutting-edge technologies like AI, machine learning, and blockchain will enhance real-time analytics, predictive modeling, and fraud detection. Emphasizing scalability and robust data security measures will be vital as transaction volumes increase, ensuring a more efficient, secure, and personalized digital payment ecosystem for global consumers and businesses.

  • AI-Powered Digital Payments: Transforming Travel, Hospitality, and Retail Experiences

    Digital Payments

    In today’s fast-evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming digital payment systems and reshaping industries.  Sowmyanarayanan Soundararajan Guru, an expert in this field, has made significant contributions through extensive research, analyzing how AI innovations are revolutionizing sectors like travel, hospitality, and retail. His work highlights the potential of technologies such as machine learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics to enhance operational efficiency, improve customer experiences, and deliver personalized services across these industries.

    Scalability and Personalization in Travel and Hospitality

    AI’s ability to handle vast amounts of data has made it indispensable in the travel and hospitality industry. With machine learning algorithms, companies can offer personalized travel recommendations, tailoring experiences based on individual preferences, past behaviors, and market trends. Dynamic pricing models further enhance the customer experience by adjusting rates in real-time to match demand fluctuations. This not only optimizes revenue but also offers travelers a more customized booking experience.

    AI extends beyond bookings, with natural language processing (NLP) powering chatbots and virtual assistants to provide 24/7 support for inquiries and travel planning. This reduces the need for human agents, improving efficiency and reducing costs while maintaining customer satisfaction.

    AI also significantly impacts fraud detection, analyzing large volumes of transactional data to identify suspicious activities in real-time, ensuring secure payment processing, and protecting sensitive financial data during online bookings.

    Revolutionizing Retail with AI-Driven Payments

    The retail sector has experienced significant advancements with AI-powered digital payments, particularly through predictive analytics. This innovation helps optimize inventory management, demand forecasting, and customer engagement by analyzing past transactions and consumer behavior. These insights enable retailers to personalize product recommendations, enhance the shopping experience, and ensure product availability, driving sales growth.

    NLP-powered chatbots further elevate customer service by providing real-time support for product inquiries and digital payments, making the shopping process more efficient and user-friendly. Additionally, AI-driven fraud detection tools offer enhanced security by identifying and mitigating risks in real-time, helping retailers protect both customers and themselves from potential financial losses.

    Ethical Challenges and Data Privacy

    Although AI offers clear benefits in digital payments, challenges like data privacy and algorithmic bias must be tackled. AI systems depend on large datasets, raising concerns about the secure and ethical use of personal information. Regulations like the GDPR ensure businesses protect user data and maintain transparency.

    Algorithmic bias is another significant issue, as AI models can unintentionally reinforce biases from historical data, leading to unfair outcomes for certain groups. To prevent this, businesses must use diverse datasets and continuously monitor AI systems. Prioritizing responsible innovation by following ethical guidelines and regulatory standards is essential to maintain public trust.

    Opportunities for Growth and Future Innovation

    As AI technologies advance, the potential for innovation in digital payments continues to grow. AI’s ability to automate tasks, improve security, and personalize services allows businesses to stand out in the competitive digital economy. AI-powered credit scoring models can help financial institutions better assess creditworthiness, providing greater access to underbanked populations and fostering financial inclusion.

    In sectors like retail and travel, AI-driven dynamic pricing and personalized marketing optimize revenue streams and enhance customer experiences. Companies that invest in AI-powered digital payment systems will not only remain competitive but also unlock new opportunities for growth and innovation.

    In conclusion, AI is transforming digital payments in industries like travel, hospitality, and retail by improving efficiency, personalization, and security. Technologies such as machine learning, NLP, and predictive analytics drive this change, though challenges like data privacy and algorithmic bias require attention to maintain trust. As Sowmyanarayanan Soundararajan Guru’s research shows, responsible AI practices will enable businesses to harness the full potential of AI-powered digital payments, fostering growth and long-term success.

  • GST Council: You may have to pay 18% GST on payments up to Rs 2000. See Details Here

    GST Council: The meeting of the Goods and Services Tax Council (GST Council) is scheduled to be held on September 9. In this, the proposal to impose 18 percent GST on payment aggregator companies like BillDesk and CCAvenue can be discussed.

    If this decision is taken, then they may have to pay GST even on payments of less than Rs 2000 through debit and credit cards. At present, they have been given exemption on small transactions. The GST Fitment Panel believes that these companies cannot be placed in the category of banks.

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    80% of digital payments are worth less than Rs 2,000

    A report by CNBC TV18 claims that the GST fitment panel believes that GST should be imposed on payment aggregator companies. This will prove to be a big blow to all payment aggregator companies because currently more than 80 percent of the total digital payment transactions in the country are worth less than Rs 2000. According to a government notification issued during demonetisation in 2016, payment aggregators were barred from levying tax on services provided to merchants on small transactions.

    At present, fees ranging from 0.5% to 2% are charged

    Payment aggregators currently charge 0.5% to 2% on every transaction from merchants. If GST is implemented, they can pass on the additional cost to merchants. Currently, payment aggregators do not pay GST on transactions less than Rs 2000. They provide payment facilities through many digital payment systems like QR code, POS machine and net banking. If this happens, it will have a bad impact on small businessmen. Most of their payments are less than Rs 2000. If a businessman currently has to pay a fee of Rs 10 along with 1% gateway fee on a payment of Rs 1000, then after GST, he will have to pay Rs 11.80.

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    GST will be applicable only on payments made through debit and credit cards

    Currently, UPI has become the most popular method of digital payment. In the financial year 2024, UPI transactions have increased by 57 percent on an annual basis and have crossed 131 billion. UPI’s share in digital payments has exceeded 80 percent. GST is applicable only on digital transactions done through debit and credit cards. Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) is not applicable on UPI transactions, so there will be no impact on them even after GST is imposed.

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  • Google Pay has introduced many new features including UPI Circle for UPI payments.

    UPI payments are most commonly used for making online payments in India. Companies like Google Pay, PhonePe and Paytm provide UPI payment services in the country. You can easily make online payments through their apps.

    To use them, you must have a bank account, but with a feature, Google Pay will allow you to make payments without a bank account. National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has recently launched UPI Circle. Now Google has introduced it for its payment service.

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    Google unveiled many new features at the Global Fintech Fest (GFF 2024). The company has introduced UPI Circle for Google Pay, which will improve your digital payment experience. Under this, your family and friends members can make payments on your behalf. New features can help Google Pay to compete with companies like PhonePe and Paytm in UPI payments service.

    Google Pay: UPI Circle

    Recently, NPCI has introduced UPI service feature for UPI. Under this, you can allow your family members and friends to make UPI payments on your behalf. For this, they do not need to link their bank account. You can make family members and friends secondary participants.

    You can register secondary participants in partial or full delegation category. The limit for payments made by secondary participants is up to Rs 15,000 per month.

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    These new features will be available in Google Pay

    Apart from UPI Circle, you will also get the benefit of these features on Google Pay.

    eRupi Voucher: This is a voucher based payment feature. Existing UPI, organizations including government departments can issue UPI vouchers under this feature. These vouchers can be redeemed for different services and transactions.

    Tap & Pay Payments: This feature will make it very easy to make payments using Rupay card via mobile. You have to add Rupay card details in Google Pay. After this, payment will be done by tapping the mobile on the card scan machine.

    UPI Lite Autopay: This feature has been released for UPI Lite users. If your balance in UPI Lite falls below the set limit, then the balance will be automatically credited through this option.

    ClickPay QR: Facility to create QR code according to payment amount will be available. UPI payment can be made directly by scanning this code. This will eliminate the need to enter payment amount etc.

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