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VOL. 8, ISSUE 2 (2026)
India payments going digital: A study on credit card payments
Authors
Janga Manohara
Abstract

The most crucial component of any nation's economic structure is its payment system. One method of making payments using digital means is called digital payment. Banks give their account holders cards, which are still the most popular way to make digital payments today. A lot of us make digital payments and transfer money using cards. As novel tools in the financial services sector, credit cards are provided by commercial banks. Transactions are made faster and safer with the shift from paper-based to electronic payment methods. Furthermore, tracking the movement is simple. Additionally, this strengthens the accountability for funds in an economy. Due to the high frequency of cash transactions, it might be difficult to track transactions, which can result in revenue loss from tax evasion.

In cognizance with this background, the study primarily aims to determine whether credit cards are becoming more and more popular as a means of making digital payments. The study's findings showed a relationship between payment value and transaction volume. Therefore, it is evident that when transaction volume rises, payment value rises as well, but not the number of outstanding cards that are available. Although the study is analytical in nature, secondary sources are also studied. Data spanning from the fiscal year (FY) 2013–14 to 2022–23 was used in the analysis. Trend, correlation, percentage, and multiple regressions examined by SPSS are the analytical tools utilized.
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Janga Manohara "India payments going digital: A study on credit card payments". International Journal of Educational Research and Development, Vol 8, Issue 2, 2026, Pages 1-5
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