[MTC Global] Disruption in Financial Services

PREPARE YOURSELF FOR A REVOLUTION
IN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Recently, *Mr. Nandan Nilkeni*, a founder team member of Infosys and generator of the concept of Aadhar made a presentation on the impact Aadhar linked cell phone will create and revolutionize the market in general and finance market in particular in India / world is a worth watching clip. I think the presentation of those 30 minutes will leave you spell bound and speechless. How technology  will change the way we live in this world in the coming decades.... 

Highlights of the presentation are as under:

1.There will be a massive disruption in financial services on back of technology revolution.

2.The telecom revolution has changed the desktop based environment to mobile interned based environment.

3."WhatsApp movement" is the concept to understand this revolution because today 30 billion messages in a day are passed through Whats App in the world surpassing SMS' by a large margin. This WhatsApp revolution is going to take place in the world of finance making the concept of traditional banking and lending to go away.

4.We are moving from cash based society to cashless and digital society very very fast. Today India has more 900 million mobile users (More than 90 crores) which is a record in itself. The Aadhar when linked with the mobile set with IRIS authentication on will change the world we live in.

5.Today electronic clearing service NEFT-RTGS and IMPS have overtaken traditional payment system. With these 900 million mobile users, a mega trend is underway, which we are unable to apprehend. To put it in simple words, every mobile user will be an ATM.

6.When IRIS authentication (Biometric authentication linked with Aadhar server) will be on, the 900 million mobile users will be able to have online kyc, online authentication, online payment and online receipt on the basis of Unified Payment Interface (UPI). Smart phone will replace all type of debit and credit cards and Paytm like system will be fully operational. Physical cash to digital cash and digital cash to physical cash convertibility will be a game changer. Digital wallet and digital locker will revolutionize the security system. Enabling pear to pear payment system will do away many intermediaries and will be reimagining the infrastructure we have at present.

7.The whole process will lead to explosion of innovation, death of many businesses and birth of new ventures and business. India will become data scare to data rich country in five years in both, on consumer and business side. Credit process and credit appraisal will become obsolete and online loan payment will become possible. Think of 900 million people coming on one platform and remain connected!!! Almost all functions of the bank, government and taxation department will be done by Aadhar linked phones. This is even more important in the sense that IRIS authentication on cell phone is available only in India, no one has this system in the world!!!

8. This is not far away because IRIS authentication on cell phone has practically started and will become a mass reality soon. So prepare yourself to live in digitized India with absolute transparency, no paper work, no bureaucratic intervention, no tax terrorism and much much more.

Watch "Disruption in Financial Services: Nandan Nilekani at TiE LeapFrog" on YouTube - 

Wishing you all a relaxing day 
Dr A Jagan Mohan Reddy
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