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I saw a link for Brazil not for India. Fine, I clicked thru' the new link and found the citation. 

When I last checked, there were 800M adults in India. 26% of that is 208M. Citation required for your claim that there are so many digital-only accounts in India.  

Wow "refinancing of existing loans within seconds upon receipt of a photograph of the existing loan statement, including repayment history" is definitely taking UX to the next level!

Nice post. I didn't know Website Archiving went beyond Wabyack Machine to become a separate product category.

On second thoughts, won't VEEAM, Veritas, AWS S3 and the other backup software used by companies do this job? In the process of taking a backup of everything in the company's IT landscape, won't they also automatically take a backup of the company's website(s)? While I get that the backup is itself not searchable, the SOP is to restore the backup and that IS searchable.

What they will NOT do is backup / archive a company's content published OUTSIDE the company's IT real estate e.g. Tweets and comments posted by company and its officers.

I've myself been searching for a tool to archive all my company's comments and other content posted on third-party websites that are outside my company's IT landscape. I need it not for compliance purpose but to repurpose and reuse my content in content marketing (I haven't found one, and it's on my bucket list to develop inhouse, I have the working name of ArchiveMyContent360 and a strawman website for it.) 

No company reaches $33 billion in such a relatively short timeframe as Revolut by keeping bankers' hours or banking culture. 

Wow, Pay Asset Finance is quite innovative! SCF has been around for a while but don't recall hearing about the concept of PAF so far.

I'm assuming PAF is between Employer and PAF Provider - unlike good-old Payday Loans which happen directly between Employee and Payday Loan Provider, with or without guarantee from the Employer. 

Okay, thanks, can you name a few businesses who use third party mobile wallet software?

tl;dr but keen to know the source of your estimate of $300T for B2B payments flow. Assuming it's annual value, it seems too small: Just one ex-customer, a Top 10 US Bank, handles $4T per day ~ $1460T per year of high value B2B fund transfers.

All articles of B2B BNPL that I've read in the past pretend that factoring, factoring, bank cash credit / overdraft, supplier credit, etc. are not a thing. Kudos for acknowledging the existence of traditional sources of business credit while describing B2B BNPL. 

On a side note,

OTOH they're saying that B2C buyers are sinking due to B2C BNPL, which is preying on the vulnerable segments of the market etc.  

OTOH you're saying that B2B buyers need B2B BNPL to stay afloat.

Nothing right, nothing wrong, just an interesting disconnect between B2C and B2B variants of the same BNPL product in the same zeitgeist.

I've been using PayTM, Walmart PhonePe, Google Pay, Amazon Pay and other mobile wallets for only a decade or so, so pardon my ignorance for not knowing what "business branded mobile wallet" means.

If you're talking about Uber Money, Starbucks App and such, every one of them I know has built the mobile payment functionality as an integral part of their ordering / equivalent app, does not have a separate mobile wallet, so I don't get the term "mobile wallet software provider". Do you have any handy examples of providers of such software and names of the businesses to whom they have supplied it?