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Tapping into India's digital payments revolution

Bangalore-based software company Ezetap has developed a platform that makes it easy to pay anywhere with any device you like.

It has created software allowing a merchant with a smartphone to accept any type of payment and see that money moved seamlessly into their own bank account.

Camera: Jaltson Akkanath Chummar. Producers: Aaamir Peerzada, Adrienne Murray. Editor: Sara Hegarty.

This is part of the BBC Disruptors series. You can read the full article here.

5 December 2017

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