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The Ministry of Finance given India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) the prestigious Digital Payments Award 2024–25 in recognition of the bank's noteworthy efforts

India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) was honored with the esteemed Digital Payments Award 2024-25 by the Ministry of Finance for its significant contribution to enhancing digital payments and promoting financial inclusion throughout India

Deeksha Upadhyay 21 June 2025 11:35

The Ministry of Finance given India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) the prestigious Digital Payments Award 2024–25 in recognition of the bank's noteworthy efforts

What does the Digital Payment Award entail?

An accolade established by the Department of Financial Services (DFS), Ministry of Finance to honor exceptional contributions in advancing digital payment systems throughout India.

Eligibility: Available to banks, payments banks, fintech firms, and other financial service providers showcasing innovation and influence in digital payment solutions.

Essential Characteristics:

Acknowledges inclusive digital banking efforts.

Recognizes organizations that promote financial literacy, inclusivity, and safe payment methods.

Evaluates organizations based on performance metrics, innovation, and engagement.

Regarding India Post Payments Bank (IPPB):

What Is It?

IPPB is a payments bank entirely owned by the Government of India, created under the Department of Posts, Ministry of Communications.

Founded On: 1st September 2018.

Ministry: Functions within the Ministry of Communications.

Goals:

Promote widespread financial accessibility.

Offer reliable, accessible, and cost-effective banking solutions to all citizens.

Close the gap between urban and rural banking.

Essential Roles:

Provides banking without paper, cash, or physical presence through India Stack.

Employs a strong doorstep banking system—more than 2 lakh Postmen and Gramin Dak Sevaks provide banking services directly to homes.

Offers digital interfaces in 13 different languages.

Offers services such as money transfers, payment of bills, digital savings, and programs for financial education.

Supports Digital India and a reduced cash economy.

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