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The ports-to-power conglomerate is planning to apply for a licence to operate on the Unified Payments Interface Furthermore, the Adani Group is also deliberating about offering online shopping services through the government-backed Open Network For Digital Commerce (ONDC) The Adani Group’s competitive push into e-commerce and payments comes at a time when the ONDC is spawning a success story for Indian companies looking to expand their digital business Gautam Adani-led Adani Group is reportedly looking to make its foray into ecommerce and payments space amid its plans to expand businesses into fast-growing consumer-facing markets. As per Financial Times, the ports-to-power conglomerate is planning to apply for a licence to operate on the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). Besides, the company is also in talks with banks to launch a co-branded Adani credit card.

Furthermore, the Adani Group is also deliberating about offering online shopping services through the government-backed Open Network For Digital Commerce (ONDC). If the plans materialise, the company is likely to offer these services through the Adani One app, launched in 2022. The planned expansion will put the Adani Group in direct competition with the likes of Google and Walmart-backed PhonePe, which already operate widely-used UPI-based payment apps, as well as homegrown players Paytm and Tata which offer grocery and online food delivery via ONDC, respectively.



It was also reported earlier that the Adani Group is .

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