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Cosy UBER, in big ticket trouble!
The RBI, Indian central bank
issued a directive to stop processing payments for UBER mobile app to all the Banks
in India. UBER, a US based mobile application company processing all the in-app
payments through its tax friendly Netherlands subsidiary UBER BV. This payment
aggregation directly increases the FOREX outflow in India, which the RBI is
struggling to control since the now RBI Governor Mr. Raghuram Rajan took charge
in September 2013 due to the hefty industrial imports demanding FOREX.
This potentially slows down the growth
of UBER in India, which is the second fastest growing market for the app
outside of USA.
Amazon, Google Play Store, and few
other international mobile application in-app purchases are following similar
payment aggregation method, which will store the Credit Card information and
skips to do the mandated 2-step authentication process to execute the payment
faster. Earlier, RBI mandated OTP (One Time Password) for all the online
transactions for Credit Cards.
About UBER:
Uber is your private driver in
more than 40 countries.
ü Request
a ride using the app and get picked up within minutes. On-demand service means
no reservations required and no waiting in taxi lines.
ü Compare
rates for different vehicles and get fare quotes in the app. Use PayPal or add
a credit card to your secure account so you never need cash on hand.
ü Easily
set your pickup location on the map, even if you don't know the exact address.
Get connected to your personal driver and check the progress of your Uber at
any time.
ü Sit
back, relax, and go anywhere you want. We'll email you a receipt when you
arrive at your destination.
An entirely new and modern way to
travel is at your fingertips.
UBER APP on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/uber/id368677368?mt=8
UBER APP on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubercab
Find More About UBER: “www.uber.com”
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