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DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES - World Bank
DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES April 2020 Ceyla Pazarbasioglu, Alfonso Garcia Mora, Mahesh Uttamchandani, Harish Natarajan, Erik Feyen, and Mathew Saal Foreword Access to affordable FINANCIAL SERVICES is critical for poverty reduction and economic growth. Countries with deeper, more developed FINANCIAL systems have higher economic growth and larger reductions in poverty and income inequality. For poor people, access to and use of basic FINANCIAL SERVICES can improve incomes, increase resilience and improve their lives. Women especially benefit. Far too many people 65 percent of adults in the developing World lack access to even the most basic transaction account that would allow them to send and receive payments safely and easily, much less the savings, insurance, and credit SERVICES that would help them expand their businesses, mitigate risks and plan for their futures.
OSDT Ombudsman Scheme for Digital Transactions (India) OTC Over the counter P2G Person-to-government P2P Person-to-person PAR Portfolio at Risk PBOC People's Bank of China PFI Partnership for Financial Inclusion POS Point of Sale PPI Prepaid Payment Instruments PSS Payment and Settlement Systems (India) QR Quick Response RBI Reserve Bank of India
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