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India Eyes AI for Next Finance Leap After Digital Payments Boom

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 08 September 2026, 08:30 UTC By Siddhi Nayak and Sidhartha Shukla 1 min read
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India spent the past decade transforming how money moves, with its home-grown real-time payments system changing the way millions of people pay. Now, it is preparing for a bigger leap as artificial intelligence reshapes finance.

India spent the past decade transforming how money moves, with its home-grown real-time payments system changing the way millions of people pay. Now, it is preparing for a bigger leap as artificial intelligence reshapes finance.
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