https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303538
Good news. I hope other banks will soon implement this for their RuPay CC also.
Need this in Samsung Pay, too 
RuPay launch 'Tap & Pay' on GooglePay app
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RuPay launch 'Tap & Pay' on GooglePay app:
NPCI Pavillion witnessed the latest collaboration between RuPay and Google Pay, with the launch of the ‘Tap and pay with your phone’ feature!
Now, add your RuPay card to your device, and just tap your phone to pay!
Add Indian Bank One Rupay Credit Card on GooglePay app & just tap to pay on Android One Card Credit Card is the first Credit card to implement 'Tap n Pay' on Rupay Credit Card in Google pay App
Update - Livquik RuPay Prepaid cards are also supported.
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Rupay is like Apple.
Brings everything years later, treats it like a revolution.
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303779
This is revolution.
The person from NPCI became emotional. He is saying that this project started 5 years ago. They had no idea what to do and what not to do.
This is the same thing I try to explain to you everytime, but you don't understand.
Before today or 5 years ago, no Indian engineers had worked on things like Tap & Pay.
NPCI laid the foundation for this technology.
Because before today, the Tap & Pay technology used by Visa, MasterCard, etc. was patent by Visa/mastercard.
No one knows what Visa's source codes are. Even those who know can't use it because Visa holds the patent for it.
The person from NPCI became emotional. He is saying that this project started 5 years ago. They had no idea what to do and what not to do.
This is the same thing I try to explain to you everytime, but you don't understand.
Before today or 5 years ago, no Indian engineers had worked on things like Tap & Pay.
NPCI laid the foundation for this technology.
Because before today, the Tap & Pay technology used by Visa, MasterCard, etc. was patent by Visa/mastercard.
No one knows what Visa's source codes are. Even those who know can't use it because Visa holds the patent for it.
This applies to everything.
Take processor architecture, for example. In all the IITs in India, none of them teach how processors are actually made in the real world because the architecture patents are held by Intel, AMD, and ARM.
IIT professors just give a basic idea, but even they don't really know how processors are actually built.
But thanks to RISC-V, at least now IITs can show students how to build processor architecture in the real world.
Similarly, if Indian engineers do an internship with NPCI, they will at least get an idea of how Tap & Pay works and how is built in the real world.
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303871
I think selected users.
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303907
What advantage does this have over UPI. We can anyway link RuPay CC to GPay and pay via QR or UPI ID. Scanning QR replaced with tap rest all is same but not all basic phones have NFC. Last time I saw someone pay with NFC tag was in 2012 in UK. It took us 12 yrs to develop our own 😱
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303953
Is it UPI tap pay
Or
Bharat QR like visa mc
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303967
Bharat QR me QR payment hota hai Tap & Pay nahi hota hai. Woh baat alag hai ki card add karne k baad dono he kam hota hai GPay me. 😀
Anyway, RuPay 'Tap & Pay' NFC based payment on GPay. Nahi samjhe toh yes tumhare language me Bharat QR like visa mc.
Anyway, RuPay 'Tap & Pay' NFC based payment on GPay. Nahi samjhe toh yes tumhare language me Bharat QR like visa mc.
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10303994
Nice 👍
Kotak is sending me emails and messages for tap & pay offer on my Kotak everyday Rupay DB from the last three weeks and they're putting Visa offer eligibility link on the SMS and email. I was wondering how Rupay cards will have this offer eligibility, now I know Rupay has launched their offer too.
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10315138
Very nice
@abhishek012 Please maintain a list of supported cards for RuPay Tap and Pay!
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10407278
Wait for official launch. Currently, all POS machine is not live to accept GPay payment via RuPay cards.
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Rupay is like Apple.
Brings everything years later, treats it like a revolution.
The person from NPCI became emotional. He is saying that this project started 5 years ago. They had no idea what to do and what not to do.
This is the same thing I try to explain to you everytime, but you don't understand.
Before today or 5 years ago, no Indian engineers had worked on things like Tap & Pay.
NPCI laid the foundation for this technology.
Because before today, the Tap & Pay technology used by Visa, MasterCard, etc. was patent by Visa/mastercard.
No one knows what Visa's source codes are. Even those who know can't use it because Visa holds the patent for it.
This applies to everything.
Take processor architecture, for example. In all the IITs in India, none of them teach how processors are actually made in the real world because the architecture patents are held by Intel, AMD, and ARM.
IIT professors just give a basic idea, but even they don't really know how processors are actually built.
But thanks to RISC-V, at least now IITs can show students how to build processor architecture in the real world.
Similarly, if Indian engineers do an internship with NPCI, they will at least get an idea of how Tap & Pay works and how is built in the real world.
What advantage does this have over UPI. We can anyway link RuPay CC to GPay and pay via QR or UPI ID. Scanning QR replaced with tap rest all is same but not all basic phones have NFC. Last time I saw someone pay with NFC tag was in 2012 in UK. It took us 12 yrs to develop our own 😱