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Beyond payments: India aims to architect Indonesia’s digital future

South China Morning Post

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July 7, 2026

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Beyond payments: India aims to architect Indonesia’s digital future

India’s wildly popular digital payments system, which began as a way for people to send money instantly by phone, could help the country turn one of its biggest domestic technology successes into a tool of diplomacy, analysts say. That opportunity is coming into focus in Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest economy, where officials are studying whether India’s low-cost digital systems can be adapted to their own needs. The talks centre on the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), India’s instant...

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ANTARA News

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· Jun 21, 2026

Indonesia's Supreme Court Urges Lawyers to Uphold Reason, Instinct, and Conscience Amid Growing Legal Complexity

Jakarta (ANTARA) – As global legal complexity intensifies alongside rapid digital transformation and rising ...

NDTV

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· Jul 6, 2026

Opinion: What Modi's Jakarta Visit Means For The Small Seller And The Small Buyer

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Trend News Agency

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· Jul 11, 2026

PwC highlights Uzbekistan’s fast-growing digital banking revolution

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Utusan Malaysia

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· Jul 6, 2026

Lazada yakin Malaysia mampu jadi hab perdagangan digital ASEAN

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South Africa Today

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· Jul 9, 2026

A tap to the left: South Africa’s digital payment revolution

South Africa’s online payments ecosystem has moved through four distinct eras over the past 10 years. QR code wallets, screen scraping instant EFTs, secure direct bank APIs and now, device-native wallets, have made their appearances on mobile devices and systems. Each transition was driven by a combination of regulatory pressure, fraud risk and consumer behaviours, []

AMBCrypto

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· Jul 3, 2026

‘Threat not diminished’: Why is India’s RBI ramping up crypto warnings?

Amidst the cryptocurrency adoption race, why has India taken an opposite approach for the digital assets market?

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