The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has led many peopleto fall back extensively on digital infrastructure–be it collaborating virtually with co-workers and clients across geographies or orderingessential goods and servicesthrough e-commerce portals. If the growth of connected devices which are predicted to nearly triple its current level by 2025, from 26+billion IoT devices to 75+ billion by 2025[1], was the first impetus, COVID-19 may well be the second to accelerate the use of digital payments. The countrywide lockdown has, onthe onehand, propelled citizens to go digital and, on the other, migrated a new set of consumers into the digital payments…
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