New Delhi, July 7 -- India is emerging as a global leader in digital transactions, and the transformation story is only going to expand further from here. In a country as expansive and varied as India, banking's core principle is access, extending far beyond the traditional confines of physical branches. The country's digital transactions are projected to triple by FY2029, underscoring this shift towards widespread financial inclusion.

A key participant in this change is Airtel Payments Bank, which is democratising access to banking with an extensive network of over 5,00,000 banking points, business correspondent networks, and doorstep banking services, particularly in rural India. In an interview with LiveMint, Ganesh Ananthanarayanan, ...