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The central bank’s rejection of the decade-old company’s application for a payment aggregator licence triggers a pivot and chaos.

Mastercard-backed Instamojo has quietly shut down its payments business. Towards the end of September, the decade-old startup’s application to operate as a licensed payments aggregator was rejected by the Reserve Bank of India on the ground that the company did not fulfil the eligibility criteria set by the central bank and hence, it has now moved away from payments.
Aakash Gehani, co-founder and chief operating officer at Instamojo, confirmed to The Morning Context that the company had taken the step. “Towards the end of September our application got returned by the RBI and it stated that we have to cease …
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