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The central bank is worried about banks not doing enough to boost their market share vis-a-vis fintechs, but there is little incentive for private sector lenders to up their UPI game.

Reserve Bank of India deputy governor T. Rabi Sankar recently said at a conference hosted by the Indian Banks’ Association that banks have conceded the Unified Payments Interface market to a handful of fintech firms.
“How is it that a system of transactions between two bank accounts has evolved in a way that most businesses are owned by non-banks? Clearly, banks have missed a step here.” The Times of India quoted Sankar as saying. “Probably the feeling that small-value transactions are an insignificant business to put your resources into.”
Interestingly, his comments came soon after the National Payments Corporation of …