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The zero MDR has affected the PoS business: Worldline's Deepak Chandnani

India has some 5.2 million PoS units, but a country of our size needs more, DEEPAK CHANDNANI, managing director, Worldline (South Asia and the Middle East), tells Raghu Mohan

Deepak Chandnani, Managing Director, Worldline (South Asia and the Middle East)
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Deepak Chandnani, Managing Director, Worldline (South Asia and the Middle East)

Raghu Mohan Mumbai
In-store shopping saw a slowdown due to the pandemic, but change is around the corner. And the ubiquitous point-of-sale (PoS) machine will be back in focus. The Paris-headquartered Worldline acquired Ingenico in a $8.6-billion deal in October last year, making it Europe’s largest (and the world’s fourth-biggest) merchant acquirer and payment processor. India has some 5.2 million PoS units, but a country of our size needs more, DEEPAK CHANDNANI, managing director, Worldline (South Asia and the Middle East), tells Raghu Mohan. Edited excerpts:

How has the zero merchant discount rate (MDR) at point-of-sale played out? 

Across the world, in the

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