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Technical overview of recurring payments using e-NACH and UPI v2

Talkat 50p 2018 · 2018-02-08..02-09· [payments-and-fintech, security]
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Claims that e-NACH is the cheapest, bank-backed recurring method and that UPI v2 will be a higher-cost percentage-based alternative; paper ECS has a 27% signature mismatch problem, e-NACH shifts to e-sign and API mandates with 30 or 33 destination banks live, and current single-debit cap is ₹1 lakh (set to increase). Implementation requires SFTP to a sponsor bank, an e-sign provider (five licensed), a data-security audit and corporate docsign certificate, plus aggregator options with aggregator nodal account simplifying integration.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:48Recurring payment collection via other systems is difficult and/or expensive
  3. 3:39NACH Debit: Key features
  4. 5:09NACH Debit: When to use
  5. 8:37NACH Debit: Three pillars
  6. 9:33NACH Debit Emandates via Aadhaar eSign
  7. 10:31NACH Debit Emandates: Customer prerequisites
  8. 11:36NACH Debit via eSign: Integration challenging
  9. 12:27NACH Debit Aggregator: A better solution
  10. 13:49Destination Bank validation process
  11. 14:31Building blocks of subscription logic
  12. 15:40What you need from your Sponsor Bank
  13. 16:25You need DocSigner Certificate and ASP/KUA
  14. 17:28You need an eSign Service Provider
  15. 19:36Raw mandate contents
  16. 20:52Request XML contents
  17. 21:33Customer eSigns
  18. 22:32Create
  19. 23:00Activate
  20. 23:53Debit (aggregator can automate)
  21. 25:26NACH Debit Emandates solve business's recurring payment collection problem
  22. 26:25Recurring payment collection - use cases
  23. 27:04Fee comparison of NACH Debit and Payment Gateways
  24. 28:17NACH Debit is by far the cheapest
  25. 29:56Payment volumes
  26. 30:44Comparison: NACH Debit and UPI v2.0 Mandates
  27. 34:44Aggregator approach to NACH Debit
  28. 35:18Getting started with NACH Debit via a bank
  29. 36:14Summary
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