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India’s Paytm back on Google store after policy violations ban
- Sunday | 20th September, 2020
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Indian digital payments firm Paytm on Friday said its mobile app was back on Google’s android store after the US tech giant kept it offline for several hours, citing the SoftBank-backed company’s violations of its gambling policy. “Update: And we’re back!” Paytm told users on Twitter, some of whom had expressed concerns about their money in the company’s digital wallet and bank. The blog post did not name Paytm, but Google separately confirmed the removal for policy violations. Paytm, which also counts Alibaba and Berkshire Hathaway among its backers, confirmed that Google had removed its app. Google did not respond to a request seeking comment on how Paytm’s cashback offer violated its policies.
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