This document summarizes a study analyzing the challenges faced by the Indian fintech company Paytm. It conducted a survey using a questionnaire to understand consumers' perspectives on the pros and cons of using Paytm's mobile payment app. Factor analysis identified 5 major factors from the responses. While the app provides conveniences like cashless payments and money transfers, issues with internet connectivity and some merchants not accepting online payments were identified as disadvantages. The document provides recommendations to help address users' pain points and drive further adoption.
Paytm is an Indian mobile payment company that offers payments, banking, lending and insurance. Founded in 2010, it has over 7 million merchants accepting payments via Paytm's QR code. In addition to online and mobile payments, Paytm also offers services like bill payments, shopping, travel and more. It has grown rapidly since its founding and continues to expand its offerings and merchant base.
Paytm is India's largest mobile payments and commerce platform founded in 2010. It initially offered mobile recharging and bill payment services but has since expanded into travel, ticketing, shopping, and peer-to-peer payments. After demonetization in India in 2016, Paytm saw a huge surge in users and transactions as it promoted cashless payments. It now has over 500 million users and competes with other digital wallets in India.
Paytm is a leading digital payments platform in India that has grown significantly. It added over 20 million new users after India's demonetization in 2016 and saw a 200% increase in downloads. Paytm allows customers to store money in a virtual wallet and make transactions digitally. While Paytm has become very popular for recharges, bills, and money transfers, the document recommends that Paytm focus on attracting more age groups, increase awareness of digital payments benefits, and improve other app features to further increase usage.
Project on Re-Design Paytm Application Project UI UX
Project by - Manan Vaidya Student B.des UX UI
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Contact
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Manan Vaidya
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Student At - Jagran lake city university
This document provides an analysis of Paytm, an Indian e-wallet and e-commerce company. It discusses Paytm's founding, growth, and strategies. The strategic analysis covers Paytm's marketing, IT, HR, finance, and operational strategies. Regarding marketing strategies, the document analyzes Paytm's target market, marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. It discusses how Paytm has aggressively promoted itself to become a household name in India through various campaigns. The document also provides a SWOT analysis and critical evaluation of Paytm's marketing communications campaign.
Paytm began in 2000 as a company called One97 that provided mobile content services. In 2010, it launched Paytm as a digital payments platform, allowing users to pay bills and recharge phones. Paytm grew rapidly after receiving a payments license in 2013. It expanded into services like transportation, commerce, and banking. Key to Paytm's success has been partnerships with companies in high-transaction businesses and support from investors like Alibaba. Paytm now has over 150 million users and processes billions of transactions annually, having established itself as India's largest digital payments platform through building out offerings and riding growth in digital payments in India.
Paytm is India's largest digital payments platform that offers comprehensive payment services for customers and merchants through its wallet, app, and payment bank. Founded in 2010, Paytm pioneered QR-based mobile payments in India and has over 7 million merchants accepting payments through its platform. Paytm aims to bring banking and financial services to 500 million unserved and underserved Indians through its payment bank. The company generates revenue through affiliation marketing fees from advertisements on its app.
This document discusses Paytm, an Indian financial services company, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). It provides context on issues Paytm faces like security breaches and competition. It notes Paytm's goal is to enhance analytics to help merchants analyze transaction success rates. Key facts mentioned are Paytm's large user base and number of merchants that use its platform. Alternatives discussed for decision makers are evaluating if Paytm Business suits their needs and considering other payment gateways. The document recommends Paytm for new investors due to its low SIP amounts and ease of use.
Paytm is an Indian mobile payment company that offers payments, banking, lending and insurance. Founded in 2010, it has over 7 million merchants accepting payments via Paytm's QR code. In addition to online and mobile payments, Paytm also offers services like bill payments, shopping, travel and more. It has grown rapidly since its founding and continues to expand its offerings and merchant base.
Paytm is India's largest mobile payments and commerce platform founded in 2010. It initially offered mobile recharging and bill payment services but has since expanded into travel, ticketing, shopping, and peer-to-peer payments. After demonetization in India in 2016, Paytm saw a huge surge in users and transactions as it promoted cashless payments. It now has over 500 million users and competes with other digital wallets in India.
Paytm is a leading digital payments platform in India that has grown significantly. It added over 20 million new users after India's demonetization in 2016 and saw a 200% increase in downloads. Paytm allows customers to store money in a virtual wallet and make transactions digitally. While Paytm has become very popular for recharges, bills, and money transfers, the document recommends that Paytm focus on attracting more age groups, increase awareness of digital payments benefits, and improve other app features to further increase usage.
Project on Re-Design Paytm Application Project UI UX
Project by - Manan Vaidya Student B.des UX UI
For details
Contact
vaidyamanan1606@gmail.com
Freelancer
For paid project contact
Manan Vaidya
manan_vaidya_1606
Student At - Jagran lake city university
This document provides an analysis of Paytm, an Indian e-wallet and e-commerce company. It discusses Paytm's founding, growth, and strategies. The strategic analysis covers Paytm's marketing, IT, HR, finance, and operational strategies. Regarding marketing strategies, the document analyzes Paytm's target market, marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. It discusses how Paytm has aggressively promoted itself to become a household name in India through various campaigns. The document also provides a SWOT analysis and critical evaluation of Paytm's marketing communications campaign.
Paytm began in 2000 as a company called One97 that provided mobile content services. In 2010, it launched Paytm as a digital payments platform, allowing users to pay bills and recharge phones. Paytm grew rapidly after receiving a payments license in 2013. It expanded into services like transportation, commerce, and banking. Key to Paytm's success has been partnerships with companies in high-transaction businesses and support from investors like Alibaba. Paytm now has over 150 million users and processes billions of transactions annually, having established itself as India's largest digital payments platform through building out offerings and riding growth in digital payments in India.
Paytm is India's largest digital payments platform that offers comprehensive payment services for customers and merchants through its wallet, app, and payment bank. Founded in 2010, Paytm pioneered QR-based mobile payments in India and has over 7 million merchants accepting payments through its platform. Paytm aims to bring banking and financial services to 500 million unserved and underserved Indians through its payment bank. The company generates revenue through affiliation marketing fees from advertisements on its app.
This document discusses Paytm, an Indian financial services company, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). It provides context on issues Paytm faces like security breaches and competition. It notes Paytm's goal is to enhance analytics to help merchants analyze transaction success rates. Key facts mentioned are Paytm's large user base and number of merchants that use its platform. Alternatives discussed for decision makers are evaluating if Paytm Business suits their needs and considering other payment gateways. The document recommends Paytm for new investors due to its low SIP amounts and ease of use.
A case study on Paytm's Growth In India, it is a secondary case study i had done for my college, i am uploading this i think this may help in some way for research. This Document is for education purpose only.
This document provides information about Paytm, an Indian digital payments platform. It discusses how Paytm addresses problems with financial inclusion in India by allowing digital payments through its mobile app and wallet. Over 150 million wallets and 75 million app downloads have helped Paytm become India's largest mobile payments service. The document also describes how Paytm earns revenue through fees on transactions despite providing cashbacks and incentives to users.
Paytm and Snapdeal are two major Indian e-commerce companies. Paytm was launched in 2010 focusing on mobile recharges but has expanded into other services like bill payments, e-commerce, and financial services. Snapdeal was founded in 2010 as an offline couponing business, and later transitioned to an online marketplace in 2011. Both companies have received significant funding from investors. They target India's growing internet user base with strategies like customized emails, social media, and partnerships with other companies.
- The document discusses Paytm's company profile, SWOT analysis, marketing strategy, digital presence, and competitors.
- Paytm was founded in 2010 as a mobile recharging platform and has since expanded to offer various digital payment services.
- A SWOT analysis identifies Paytm's first mover advantage, ease of use, and growing market as strengths, while customer service and security risks are weaknesses.
- Paytm's marketing strategies include cashless transaction schemes, sponsoring events, and using various digital channels to promote brand awareness.
Paytm is an Indian digital payments company founded in 2010. It started as a mobile recharge platform and has expanded into digital payments and financial services. Paytm's vision is to bring 500 million Indians into the digital economy through offerings like payments, commerce, banking, and more. It has over 100 million registered users and offers services like utility bill payments, online ticketing, money transfers, and merchant payments. Vijay Shekhar Sharma is the founder and CEO of Paytm, which has received funding from investors like Ratan Tata and Alibaba Group.
This document provides information about how Paytm works and generates revenue. It discusses Paytm's introduction and services, how merchants can sell products on the Paytm platform, and the various revenue models Paytm uses, including commissions from merchants, advertising, subscriptions, and transaction fees. It also covers Paytm's security policies and practices to minimize threats.
This presentation is to talk about VCC. India now becomes cashless and people move to the virtual credit card and Some companies are working in this area.
A case study on e payment giants freecharge & pay tm 5music
This document provides a case study comparing the business strategies of Freecharge and PayTM, two leading e-payment platforms in India. PayTM has adopted a diversification strategy, expanding into e-commerce, ticketing, and other services to offer customers a holistic experience. In contrast, Freecharge has maintained a sharp focus on its core business of mobile and DTH recharges, aiming to achieve specialization. The case study examines which approach may emerge as better in the long run for generating sustainable returns.
Paytm was founded in 2010 in India as a digital payments platform. It has since expanded into e-commerce and financial services. Paytm has over 300 million users and processes over 1 billion transactions per month. It has established itself as a leader in the Indian market through first mover advantage, a focus on convenience and accessibility, and by bundling multiple financial and shopping services onto a single platform. However, Paytm also faces increasing competition from other digital payment companies and risks related to security, customer support, and regulatory compliance. Going forward, Paytm aims to double its transaction volume, expand its financial offerings, and continue growing its user and merchant base.
Paytm is an Indian mobile payment app that allows users to make payments through their digital wallet and conduct e-commerce transactions. Founded in 2010, Paytm has grown significantly since 2016 through India's demonetization efforts. Paytm offers services like mobile recharges, bill payments, online ticketing, and e-commerce. To market these services, Paytm employs a full marketing mix strategy focused on its digital product, competitive pricing, wide acceptance network, aggressive promotions, large customer and merchant base, branding through apps and signage, and convenient digital payment processes.
Mobile payment has transformed the financial services in two different ways. They complement the banking system and they also disrupted the traditional way of banking in India
This document provides information about Paytm, India's largest mobile marketplace and payment platform. It discusses Paytm's history and background, services offered, mission, trust in customers, market situation including competition, marketing campaigns, and SWOT analysis. Paytm has over 200 million registered users and offers a single platform for bill payments, recharges, shopping, and online transactions through its mobile app and wallet.
Mobile payments in India are poised for significant growth. Currently, mobile wallets like PayTM and MobiKwik lead the market and are expected to replace credit cards as the primary non-cash payment model in India. While adoption is growing, there are still gaps like a lack of focus on the consumer experience that need to be addressed. A US bank could enter the market by acquiring a stake in a mobile wallet provider and using customer data and location to offer discounts, credits, and loans that enrich the consumer experience and drive further adoption of mobile payments.
Mohammad Wasim Ansari is pursuing a PGDM and his sector is E-Commerce. The document discusses the history and growth of e-commerce in India, highlighting key players like Paytm, Flipkart, Snapdeal and Amazon. It analyzes Paytm through a SWOT analysis, discussing its strengths in brand awareness, scaling after demonetization, and investments. The future of e-commerce in India is predicted to experience exponential growth between now and 2020, especially in rural areas and among women shoppers.
This document discusses digital payment systems Paytm and Pay U Money in India. It provides background on digital payment systems and describes key features of Paytm and Pay U Money, including that Paytm allows mobile and online payments for bills, shopping, and bus tickets. Pay U Money enables online payments through credit/debit cards and net banking. Both have grown substantially, with Paytm reaching over 60 million orders per month and 50 million wallet users. The document also outlines objectives and methodology of a study on awareness and usage of these digital payment systems and any problems encountered by customers.
- Paytm was launched in 2010 as an online recharge portal and grew quickly after demonetization in 2016 when digital payments surged in popularity.
- It is owned 40% by Chinese company Alibaba but founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma asserts it is "as Indian as Maruti".
- Paytm received criticism over its perceived close ties to Prime Minister Modi but has grown to process over Rs. 24,000 crores in transactions and aims to partner with 5 million merchants.
- A viral message claiming Paytm wallets would be inaccessible after merging with its payments bank launch was a hoax, and customers' money will remain safe.
Paytm has grown rapidly since its launch in 2010 as an online recharge portal. After demonetization in 2016, usage of Paytm skyrocketed as people increasingly used digital payments. Paytm now processes over Rs. 24,000 crores in transactions daily with over 17.2 crore users. While Paytm's growth has been huge, its future profitability remains uncertain as payments and merchant businesses have low margins and it faces barriers like connectivity issues and security concerns. With the planned launch of its payments bank, Paytm hopes to generate revenues through cross-selling financial services.
Paytm is an Indian digital payment platform launched in 2010 that allows users to make online and mobile payments. It started as a mobile recharge platform and has expanded to allow bill payments, purchasing goods and services, and money transfers between users. Paytm has over 40 million wallets and is one of the largest payment platforms in India due to its easy accessibility on mobile devices without high-speed data. It generates revenue through commissions on transactions carried out on its platform.
Conversational agents, or chatbots, are increasingly used to access all sorts of services using natural language. While open-domain chatbots - like ChatGPT - can converse on any topic, task-oriented chatbots - the focus of this paper - are designed for specific tasks, like booking a flight, obtaining customer support, or setting an appointment. Like any other software, task-oriented chatbots need to be properly tested, usually by defining and executing test scenarios (i.e., sequences of user-chatbot interactions). However, there is currently a lack of methods to quantify the completeness and strength of such test scenarios, which can lead to low-quality tests, and hence to buggy chatbots.
To fill this gap, we propose adapting mutation testing (MuT) for task-oriented chatbots. To this end, we introduce a set of mutation operators that emulate faults in chatbot designs, an architecture that enables MuT on chatbots built using heterogeneous technologies, and a practical realisation as an Eclipse plugin. Moreover, we evaluate the applicability, effectiveness and efficiency of our approach on open-source chatbots, with promising results.
A case study on Paytm's Growth In India, it is a secondary case study i had done for my college, i am uploading this i think this may help in some way for research. This Document is for education purpose only.
This document provides information about Paytm, an Indian digital payments platform. It discusses how Paytm addresses problems with financial inclusion in India by allowing digital payments through its mobile app and wallet. Over 150 million wallets and 75 million app downloads have helped Paytm become India's largest mobile payments service. The document also describes how Paytm earns revenue through fees on transactions despite providing cashbacks and incentives to users.
Paytm and Snapdeal are two major Indian e-commerce companies. Paytm was launched in 2010 focusing on mobile recharges but has expanded into other services like bill payments, e-commerce, and financial services. Snapdeal was founded in 2010 as an offline couponing business, and later transitioned to an online marketplace in 2011. Both companies have received significant funding from investors. They target India's growing internet user base with strategies like customized emails, social media, and partnerships with other companies.
- The document discusses Paytm's company profile, SWOT analysis, marketing strategy, digital presence, and competitors.
- Paytm was founded in 2010 as a mobile recharging platform and has since expanded to offer various digital payment services.
- A SWOT analysis identifies Paytm's first mover advantage, ease of use, and growing market as strengths, while customer service and security risks are weaknesses.
- Paytm's marketing strategies include cashless transaction schemes, sponsoring events, and using various digital channels to promote brand awareness.
Paytm is an Indian digital payments company founded in 2010. It started as a mobile recharge platform and has expanded into digital payments and financial services. Paytm's vision is to bring 500 million Indians into the digital economy through offerings like payments, commerce, banking, and more. It has over 100 million registered users and offers services like utility bill payments, online ticketing, money transfers, and merchant payments. Vijay Shekhar Sharma is the founder and CEO of Paytm, which has received funding from investors like Ratan Tata and Alibaba Group.
This document provides information about how Paytm works and generates revenue. It discusses Paytm's introduction and services, how merchants can sell products on the Paytm platform, and the various revenue models Paytm uses, including commissions from merchants, advertising, subscriptions, and transaction fees. It also covers Paytm's security policies and practices to minimize threats.
This presentation is to talk about VCC. India now becomes cashless and people move to the virtual credit card and Some companies are working in this area.
A case study on e payment giants freecharge & pay tm 5music
This document provides a case study comparing the business strategies of Freecharge and PayTM, two leading e-payment platforms in India. PayTM has adopted a diversification strategy, expanding into e-commerce, ticketing, and other services to offer customers a holistic experience. In contrast, Freecharge has maintained a sharp focus on its core business of mobile and DTH recharges, aiming to achieve specialization. The case study examines which approach may emerge as better in the long run for generating sustainable returns.
Paytm was founded in 2010 in India as a digital payments platform. It has since expanded into e-commerce and financial services. Paytm has over 300 million users and processes over 1 billion transactions per month. It has established itself as a leader in the Indian market through first mover advantage, a focus on convenience and accessibility, and by bundling multiple financial and shopping services onto a single platform. However, Paytm also faces increasing competition from other digital payment companies and risks related to security, customer support, and regulatory compliance. Going forward, Paytm aims to double its transaction volume, expand its financial offerings, and continue growing its user and merchant base.
Paytm is an Indian mobile payment app that allows users to make payments through their digital wallet and conduct e-commerce transactions. Founded in 2010, Paytm has grown significantly since 2016 through India's demonetization efforts. Paytm offers services like mobile recharges, bill payments, online ticketing, and e-commerce. To market these services, Paytm employs a full marketing mix strategy focused on its digital product, competitive pricing, wide acceptance network, aggressive promotions, large customer and merchant base, branding through apps and signage, and convenient digital payment processes.
Mobile payment has transformed the financial services in two different ways. They complement the banking system and they also disrupted the traditional way of banking in India
This document provides information about Paytm, India's largest mobile marketplace and payment platform. It discusses Paytm's history and background, services offered, mission, trust in customers, market situation including competition, marketing campaigns, and SWOT analysis. Paytm has over 200 million registered users and offers a single platform for bill payments, recharges, shopping, and online transactions through its mobile app and wallet.
Mobile payments in India are poised for significant growth. Currently, mobile wallets like PayTM and MobiKwik lead the market and are expected to replace credit cards as the primary non-cash payment model in India. While adoption is growing, there are still gaps like a lack of focus on the consumer experience that need to be addressed. A US bank could enter the market by acquiring a stake in a mobile wallet provider and using customer data and location to offer discounts, credits, and loans that enrich the consumer experience and drive further adoption of mobile payments.
Mohammad Wasim Ansari is pursuing a PGDM and his sector is E-Commerce. The document discusses the history and growth of e-commerce in India, highlighting key players like Paytm, Flipkart, Snapdeal and Amazon. It analyzes Paytm through a SWOT analysis, discussing its strengths in brand awareness, scaling after demonetization, and investments. The future of e-commerce in India is predicted to experience exponential growth between now and 2020, especially in rural areas and among women shoppers.
This document discusses digital payment systems Paytm and Pay U Money in India. It provides background on digital payment systems and describes key features of Paytm and Pay U Money, including that Paytm allows mobile and online payments for bills, shopping, and bus tickets. Pay U Money enables online payments through credit/debit cards and net banking. Both have grown substantially, with Paytm reaching over 60 million orders per month and 50 million wallet users. The document also outlines objectives and methodology of a study on awareness and usage of these digital payment systems and any problems encountered by customers.
- Paytm was launched in 2010 as an online recharge portal and grew quickly after demonetization in 2016 when digital payments surged in popularity.
- It is owned 40% by Chinese company Alibaba but founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma asserts it is "as Indian as Maruti".
- Paytm received criticism over its perceived close ties to Prime Minister Modi but has grown to process over Rs. 24,000 crores in transactions and aims to partner with 5 million merchants.
- A viral message claiming Paytm wallets would be inaccessible after merging with its payments bank launch was a hoax, and customers' money will remain safe.
Paytm has grown rapidly since its launch in 2010 as an online recharge portal. After demonetization in 2016, usage of Paytm skyrocketed as people increasingly used digital payments. Paytm now processes over Rs. 24,000 crores in transactions daily with over 17.2 crore users. While Paytm's growth has been huge, its future profitability remains uncertain as payments and merchant businesses have low margins and it faces barriers like connectivity issues and security concerns. With the planned launch of its payments bank, Paytm hopes to generate revenues through cross-selling financial services.
Paytm is an Indian digital payment platform launched in 2010 that allows users to make online and mobile payments. It started as a mobile recharge platform and has expanded to allow bill payments, purchasing goods and services, and money transfers between users. Paytm has over 40 million wallets and is one of the largest payment platforms in India due to its easy accessibility on mobile devices without high-speed data. It generates revenue through commissions on transactions carried out on its platform.
Conversational agents, or chatbots, are increasingly used to access all sorts of services using natural language. While open-domain chatbots - like ChatGPT - can converse on any topic, task-oriented chatbots - the focus of this paper - are designed for specific tasks, like booking a flight, obtaining customer support, or setting an appointment. Like any other software, task-oriented chatbots need to be properly tested, usually by defining and executing test scenarios (i.e., sequences of user-chatbot interactions). However, there is currently a lack of methods to quantify the completeness and strength of such test scenarios, which can lead to low-quality tests, and hence to buggy chatbots.
To fill this gap, we propose adapting mutation testing (MuT) for task-oriented chatbots. To this end, we introduce a set of mutation operators that emulate faults in chatbot designs, an architecture that enables MuT on chatbots built using heterogeneous technologies, and a practical realisation as an Eclipse plugin. Moreover, we evaluate the applicability, effectiveness and efficiency of our approach on open-source chatbots, with promising results.
Automation Student Developers Session 3: Introduction to UI AutomationUiPathCommunity
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Session 1 - Intro to Robotic Process Automation.pdfUiPathCommunity
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3. Brief Introduction of Paytm
What is Paytm ?
Paytm is an Indian multinational financial
technology company specializing in digital
payment system, e-commerce and financial
services. The company offers mobile
payment services to consumers and enables
merchants to receive payments through its QR
code, point of sale and online payment
gateway offerings.
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4. In partnership with financial institutions, Paytm offers financial services such
as microloans and buy now, pay later to its consumers and merchants.
Apart from bill payments and money transfer, the company also
provides ticketing services, retail brokerage products and online games.
As per the company, more than 2 crore merchants across India use its QR
code payment system to accept payments into their bank accounts.
Its gross merchandise value in FY 2020–21 across all platforms was
over ₹4 lakh crore (US$52 billion).
In 2020, Paytm's brand value was estimated to be US$6.3 billion, making it
one of the top 10 brands in India
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6. Objective
The objective of this Mini-project is to have an observatory report on
the systematic and how it works on the fintech companies sector. To
know more, and deep dive into the field of online payment system on
the industrial revolution of this decade rather than which already
known physical commercial industries. This mini-project also include the
project report and the markets of the IT sector which mayly focuses on
online payment system.
To find and explore the issue and the challenges faced by the Paytm app
, how we could improve the IT sector and what is needed to be fulfill
technologically, what can we improve from the users side .
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7. The idea of this project is also that to find the benefit of the online
payment app Paytm, what have been implemented to improve the
customers benefit .this mini-project will also include on solving the
problem and survey from the users using a questionnaire. This will
eventually provide a data or information needed. The perspective of the
Indian industries and companies , how is it different from traditional
commercial industries on the field of marketing, customers, to the
modern world . If possible this project is also projected to finding
solution for any problem or error that may occur on the project. To
construct the methodology of the process and to eliminate them if
necessary. Particularly help to focus on the users problem thoroughly
and help them to eliminate them.
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8. Factor Analysis
• Thirteen questions relating to pros and cons in using Paytm app were factor
analysed
• using principal component analysis with Varimax rotation. As evident from the
Scree plot
• which levels off to a linear decreasing pattern and the analysis, five major factors
were
• elicited (See Figure 1). The five factors elucidated for selected criteria of Eigen
values greater
• than 0.1. Each factor contains factor loadings greater than 0.05. These 5 extracted
factors
• explained a total accumulated variance of 74.19 % for pros for use and consumer
identified
• cons of the Paytm app
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9. Findings
• Disadvantages of Paytm
• It's quick and easy.
• No problem of change
• No problem of money stolen or fallen
• No problem of forgetting wallet
• Don't need to carry wallet everywhere
• It's cashless
• Now real disadvantages -
• Poor internet connection may consume more time.
• Currently some merchants aren't accepting online payments
• Carelessness may led to online fraud
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10. Benefits of using Paytm
• Varied Options: You can use the PayTm wallet for a number of things such
as bill payments, booking bus tickets, recharges, shopping, etc. Some of the
popular websites that are usually used by people with PayTm wallet are
Zovi, Healthkart, Ola Cabs, Uber, Makemytrip, Fab Furnish, HomeShop18,
etc.
• Money Transfer: You can use this wallet to send money to your loved ones
and receive it from them too. It’s quick and as safe as online banking so you
can trust it without a doubt. It’s also approved by Reserve Bank of India
which ensures that it’s working as per the financial regulations.
• Best for “On the Move” Payments: You can use PayTm mobile website or
the app to pay bills or recharge when you are on the move. If you don’t
have internet access, they also allow you to pay via an SMS on
09880001234 or a call on 1800-1800-1234.One call and you are saved from
the hassle of the consequences of not paying a bill on time. Isn’t it great?
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11. • Money Saving: The wallet also allows you to save your hard earned money by
offering various cashback schemes on a regular basis. These offers are totally
trustworthy as thousands of people use them every day.
• Guaranteed Refunds: If for any reason, you are not satisfied with the PayTm
wallet services, you can get your money back within a few hours. You will have
the option of not even telling them why you were dissatisfied which gives you
total control over your money.
• Expansive Services: Though the company is earning huge profits, it’s still focused
on making your experience better. They have recently tied up with DMRC to allow
customers to recharge their Delhi Metro Card via PayTm wallet only. This is a
great service that will be available soon and it will allow you travel as much as you
like in Delhi Metro. By using this option, the fare of the travel would be
automatically deducted from your PayTm balance. It will save you from frequently
recharging a Metro card.
• Offers more Convenience: The website is also working rigorously to expand your
payment routes. They recently liaised with Bank of Maharashtra and it now
allows the customers to use their debit card to top up their PayTm wallet. You can
do it just by walking into any one of over 1,800 ATMs across the country. They
plan to tie up with many other banks too.
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12. Paytm overview..
• Paytm is a 2-sided business - consumer + merchant. The company has built
its distribution around various payment use cases - ranging from phone/
DTH recharges to e-wallets, e-commerce, movie/ flight bookings, UPI &
other payment use cases like fees, utility bills, etc. Payments are seen to be
a high frequency use case that drive engagement and stickiness for their
customer base. In addition, the 2-sided aspect creates a strong network
effect: more consumers = more merchants accepting Paytm and vice versa.
• Of course, payments isn't the end game here. Payments are the foot in the
door with the customer that not only creates highly engaged users on both
sides (merchant & consumer) but also generates rich data. This in turn
could open up various monetization opportunities for the company across
fintech and commerce. Hence, Paytm has tremendous potential.
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13. to assess Paytm's future monetization potential, let's evaluate a few important operating
metrics for this business.
But before that, let's take a look at Paytm's standing in the UPI ecosystem. While UPI is only
one amongst various payment modes, it is by far the largest driver of payment volumes in
the country and a strong indicator of user engagement.
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14. PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm essentially control the majority of the UPI
market, with Paytm coming in at # 3 fairly behind PhonePe and Google Pay.
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15. • Paytm: Financials
Paytm has 5 lines of business -
1. Payments (consumer): payment services for consumers - bill
payments utility, MF, insurance etc.
2. Payments (merchants): includes payment gateway and POS devices
3. Financial services: loans to consumers and merchants
4. Commerce: travel, movies, ticketing
5. Advertising: advertisements on the platform.
• In Q2 FY22 (Q3 results are yet to be published), Paytm posted a
revenue of ~1100 crores.
•
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17. The chart below shows the distribution of revenues across the
5 business lines.
Clearly, all these verticals are unique and have massive potential. To value Paytm, we will attempt to
value each of these verticals separately and then do a sum of the parts (SOTP). Please note that we
have limited data at this point and will make various assumptions to arrive at valuation estimates.
If you want to read the full detailed, data driven analysis, which includes a valuation framework
please see the full article on Z-charts
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18. Suggestion and thinking
Finding the source of the pain
The first pain point the company solved for India's consumers was
around pre-paid mobile top-ups: Paytm allowed customers to top their
accounts up instantly on their phones rather than going to a store,
buying a top-up card and struggling with an extraordinarily long
password. That allowed it to build brand awareness and a loyal
customer base.
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19. • Fixing the system
• The company's next objective was much more ambitious — to make
India's payment system more inclusive, more efficient and more
reliable. It was an audacious goal.
• When the company was founded, the vast majority of India's
population had no access to formal banking services at all. Those that
did have bank accounts often struggled to use the instruments
available to them. Less than 2 percent of the population had a credit
account. Cash and cheques were the norm.
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20. • A super-app in the making
• Over the next few years, Paytm added dozens of new use cases for its
technology. Paytm's mobile payment platform was, for a time, the
only payment method accepted by Uber in India. It partnered with a
wide range of transport, utility and entertainment companies to
create digital payment systems. And it launched an e-marketplace
where customers can find almost any item or service available in
India, often at a discounted rate.
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21. • Creating markets
• While it may seem as if Paytm is taking on the traditional banking
system, it is not. In fact, as Harinder is quick to note, Paytm is
providing a pivotal intersect between India's population and the
established banking order.
• “We see Paytm as a way to bring half a billion unbanked Indian
consumers into the formal banking system,” noted Harinder. “People
who work in the informal economy or in rural areas have pretty much
the same financial services needs as everyone else. But they are often
left out of the system because they are not on anyone's radar.”
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22. • Driving customer acquisition
• Yet Paytm's goal is not just to sell products to users. It's also to help users
achieve their own goals. That often means helping them establish
themselves in the mainstream economy.
• In a cash economy, small businesses and merchants are often overlooked
by the traditional banks due to a lack of reliable records and credit history.
Paytm helps to solve that pain point by using its technology to create a
robust and reliable view of its business users — their cash flows, their
customers, their daily balance sheet status and so on. And they use that
view to help the business establish their credit-worthiness.
• “More often than not, we'll then help that merchant find a bank that wants
to work with them based on the data we have collected,” added Harinder.
“We are helping banks acquire new, credit-worthy business and personal
customers that simply didn't exist in the mainstream economy before the
digitization of payments.”
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23. Methodology
• The questionnaire method was used for the survey. Based on the literature and the
• researcher’s understanding of the concept, a questionnaire was developed. However,
• preliminary several times checked the questionnaire to ensure the reliability. The
• questionnaire consisted of 5 demographic questions and 13 questions related to pros and cons
• of using Paytm app. The 5 point Likert scale with the anchors being “Very low influence” and
• “High influence” was used for framing the questions in the questionnaire. The reliability of
• the questionnaire was checked by calculating the Cronbach’s Coefficient Alpha value. The
• Cronbach’s Coefficient Alpha of the overall scale for this study was calculated to be 0.810.
• This confirmed the current study validity and reliability. Two variables, pros of Paytm app
• and cons of Paytm app were considered. The alpha values were separately calculated for both
• the variables to check for the reliability of the further study. To verify the measurement
• scales, their validity and reliability were analysed by SPSS 23.0 for exploratory methods. The
• H1 and H2 are accepted. The Cronbach’s coefficient alpha value for pros and cons in using
• Paytm app were found to be 0.80 and 0.71 respectively
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25. RESPONDENTS AND RESEARCH APPROACH
In this cross-sectional study, common people from India were requested to
participate in
the study. Male and female respondents were included in the study. The
random sampling
techniques were used for collecting the data. The researcher ensured
anonymity and respondents need not to write their names and
identification.
DATA SYNTHESIS
We first data synthesized the factor structure of Indian consumers
towards Paytm app
items using the KMO and Bartlett’s test was conducted for quantifying
the sampling
adequacy. This is the important step as help to quantify the samples.
The next step was
determining the factor analysis with principle component Analysis
(PCA) with SPSS 23.0.
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26. Conclusion
• The present study has revealed the opinions of Indian consumers about the
mobile
• wallet app, Paytm in the wake of termination of physical money to unravel the
issues being
• sweet-faced by common public. Paytm app is a familiar app used for e-
transactions. The app
• has both pros and cons. Two unrelated patterns of responses were obtained on
the Paytm app
• when a questionnaire was distributed among common respondents.
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