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India eyes architect role in Indonesia's digital future via UPI

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India is looking to export its digital public infrastructure model, particularly its Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system, to Indonesia. This collaboration goes beyond simple payment facilitation, with Indonesia reportedly viewing India's approach as a potential blueprint for its own sovereign digital systems. The move could position India as a key architect of Indonesia's digital future, with potential applications in areas like food security and healthcare. AI

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India eyes architect role in Indonesia's digital future via UPI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Biman Mukherji ·

    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 Indonesi…

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