Auth n Capture : Introduction to India’s Digital Payments Ecosystem Paperback – 23 July 2021

The author has deep knowledge about the payment industry and it shows. He covers major aspects like technology integration, commercials, recon and settlements chapter by chapter. It helps to build a 360 degree view of the industry.After reading this book I can comfortably understand circulars on RBI and NPCI sites as I now understand the roles of various parties and basics of major payment systems.This is a must read for payment industry professionals in India.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Great info on Payments sector in India.

I narrowed down on the book after an extensive online search. The book covers almost all the essential topics from a reader, practioners perspective on the subject with just the right amount of detailing needed. High on details, low on repetition, and to the point in approach. Congrats to Aditya Kulkarni.

Good one. Worth it.

I bought this because i am involved in a project for building a payment collection solution for a company. And when i showed this book to my team,everyone instantly wanted a copy because this book explains the A-Z of the payments ecosystem in India. Very detailed chapters on MDR, Transactions and settlements,different entities involved in the whole operations.No better book at the moment than this!

I was looking for a book which explains clearly and simple language the nuances of payment system prevalent in India. I got this book from Amazon. I find this book very informative. I coomend this book to anyone who is interested in knowing digital payment ecosystem in India.

There aren't a lot of books to understand the Indian fintech space and this being one of the few, I wanted to read this. I feel the book was not written with the reader in mind, and as such it is very hard to read the book and retain anything. The entire book is poorly structured and formatted, written in bullet points, lacks narrative, and repetitive. It feels as if you are reading through borrowed study notes.This did not feel like a book to be read cover to cover and could have been used as a reference guide instead but it lacks an index as well so looking for information is not easy.The author, thankfully, also has a blog with a similar name and I found it easier to use the blog than the book.

It just give’s overview but doesn’t go in detail on systems involved. It is more of a weekend read which doesn’t beed much time or brain