Hyundai to accept digital payments in Indian garages
Aasai Hyundai, one of the leading service centres for Hyundai cars, has signed an agreement with Paynimo, a digital payment platform which is interoperable with more than 185 payment methods, to bring digital point of service transactions to their network of garages. The Indian government is making a move towards demonetisation, as is evinced by the removal of INR500 and INR1,000 (worth roughly $7 and $15, respectively) from circulation. This move means that the big-ticket spending that is necessitated by the auto industry can be done online.

MUMBAI: Paynimo, the digital payment platform from TechProcess Payment Services has tied up with Aasai Hyundai one of the leading service centers for Hyundai cars bringing the latest in automobile service technologies.With Paynimo, customers will be empowered to make payments from offline to online, wherein Aasai Hyundai customers will receive a payment link that will enable them to make the payment online by choosing any of the payment mode."We support the Governments'endeavour of cashless economy and through this partnership we showcase our commitment towards achieving this goal. Paynimo, our next gen digital payment platform is built to provide enhanced user experience. We are confident that Paynimo' endeavour to encourage offline to online payments will improve experience and efficiency, thus enhancing the end-user experience for customers of Aasai Hyundai," said Kumar Karpe, CEO, TechProcess.Paynimo is inter-operable with more than 185+ payment modes, including credit and debit cards, net-banking, e-wallets and the likes. The platform is a single integration omni-channel payment solution compatible with online and mobile channels."Customer convenience is of utmost importance to us. In our industry, expenses are compulsive in nature and are of big ticket size. Thus, bringing POS machines in the past were our efforts to give convenience and now, in the era of 'pick-drop service', there is a lack of convenience in modes of payment available and thus, we are filling the gap by online payments. Also, as a part of system, it feels delighted to put our area of contribution in making India digital," Ramesh Kumar Thakuar, Founder and Owner, Aasai Hyundai.