According to the sources, cited by the platform, the hacker group had asked for 10 Ethereum (cryptocurrency), which is equivalent to $4,000, in ransom. The group claimed that they are receiving the ransom payment from Paytm M
Technology for MSMEs: Alibaba-backed Vijay Shekhar Sharma's Paytm has targeted to issue more than 2 lakh devices in the coming months to generate more than 20 million monthly transactions.
Paytm has been among the leading new-age financial technology companies coming of age with the government’s push for cashless or digital transactions. But Paytm has also been targeted multiple times by online fraudsters.
Seeking contribution from people Paytm said it would donate up to Rs 10 for every payment made using Paytm Wallet, UPI or Paytm Bank debit cart apart from every contribution made by customers.
Does Paytm’s projection of a 200 million strong CASA customer base, to be built in a year, sound preposterous? Or can Vijay Shekhar Sharma use cutting edge technology to pull off something bankers haven’t been able to do
Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Founder and CEO of Paytm, India’s largest mobile commerce platform has been named as the CEO of the Year by the prestigious SABRE Awards. He has been felicitated for successfully leveraging Public Rela