ANALYZING THE TRANSITION FROM CASH TRANSACTIONS TO DIGITAL PAYMENT PLATFORMS: IMPLICATIONS AND CYBERSECURITY THREATS
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i1.2024.6055Keywords:
Digital Payments, Paytm, Cashless Economy, Cybersecurity, Transaction Security, Algorithmic DetectionAbstract [English]
This research examines the shift in banking transactions from traditional cash methods to digital payment platforms like Paytm. It explores socio-economic impacts, changes in consumer behavior, and addresses cybersecurity threats that come with the digital shift. Using secondary data from RBI Payment System Indicators, NPCI reports, and CERT-In cybersecurity incident reports, the study employs statistical analysis and machine learning techniques to identify and reduce cyber threats, providing insights into the benefits and risks of digital payments.
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