The Reserve Bank of India announces plans to bolster security measures for the Aadhaar-enabled payment system (AePS) to combat fraud risks. Current concerns revolve around the lack of two-factor authentication, posing vulnerabilities, especially for older users. The move aims to introduce additional fraud prevention mechanisms, potentially including timed OTP authentication. Strengthening AePS security is vital for fostering financial inclusivity, particularly in rural areas where digital literacy may be lower. Read The Rest at :
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