The summary of the findings are:
- Encourage the usage of no-frill debit cards and devise ways to bring in awareness on debit card usage among merchants and cardholders through focused financial education campaigns.
- The MDR on all no-frill debit cards be fixed at 0.2% per transaction with a cap at Rs 20.
- The no-surcharge rule to be applied strictly to no-frill debit cards
- Make all debit card transactions at POS PIN-based.
- Cash withdrawal at POS should be clubbed along with purchase.
- Merchants to be given freedom to surcharge on credit cards.
- Change the distribution of MDR from 75%:20%:5% to 25%:50%:25% (Issuer: Acquirer:Network)
- Tax benefits to merchants for accepting electronic payments
- Tax benefits (and elimination of duties) for EDC terminal manufacturers
- RBI could consider subsidizing all switch charges so as to reduce costs and make card usage more attractive.
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