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Investing.comCross-border bill payments, UPI, the digital rupee and the rules shaping how families move money.
As India opens Bharat Bill Pay to payments from abroad, Dileep explains how much Indians overseas already pay for family bills at home — and why this makes it simpler for everyone.
Read the storyIn ET Markets' year-end review, Dileep names digital collectibles and the metaverse as the defining themes of 2021.
Read the storyDileep expects India's new anti-money-laundering rules to weigh on centralised crypto platforms and push activity toward decentralised venues.
Read the storyWhen UPI rails were withdrawn from exchanges, Dileep explained why every platform stepped back — no one wanted to clash with the regulator.
Read the storyDileep calls India's coming digital rupee the biggest fintech step since UPI, with real enterprise use cases to follow.
Read the storyPlain-language guides to the payments MuffinPay is building — for families, businesses and investors.
Paying a bill in another country is still one of the hardest everyday money tasks.
Read the guideMillions of Indians abroad still run a home in India — a parent's electricity, a flat's maintenance, a child's school fees, an insurance premium.
Read the guideRemittance is usually described as sending money to a person.
Read the guideStablecoins such as USDC and USDT are digital dollars designed to hold a steady value.
Read the guideA crypto card lets you spend a digital balance at ordinary shops and websites.
Read the guideMuffinPay is building Life Payments — one place to pay bills, send money and spend across borders — for the households and businesses whose money life spans more than one country.
Read the guideEach story has its own page here, with a link to the original publisher. Summaries are written by MuffinPay.
In an interview with Blockwind, Dileep argues the next phase of digital assets is everyday use — bills and cross-border transfers on stable digital dollars, with the complexity hidden from the user.
A Dubai profile of Dileep's journey from earlier payments ventures to MuffinPay, and his view that digital-asset finance should not stay limited to technical experts and early adopters.
Dileep's column on the practical side of Web3 — where real-world use is moving beyond speculation.
Dileep's guide for everyday users on spotting fraudulent payment QR codes before money leaves the account.
On India bringing digital assets under anti-money-laundering law, Dileep notes the extension gives the government far more visibility into transfers that leave the country.
Dileep expects India's new anti-money-laundering rules to weigh on centralised crypto platforms and push activity toward decentralised venues.
Ahead of the Budget, Dileep argues the 1% TDS on digital-asset trades can and should be eased, even if the headline tax rate stays.
Dileep on why Indian investors are watching the Union Budget closely: tax design will decide how fast adoption moves.
Looking back on 2022, Dileep describes an industry moving from unorganised and unregulated to audited and regulated, and expects 2023 to be a year of growth and consolidation.
After FTX, Dileep backs consistent, clear rules so companies know exactly where the lines are and how to operate inside them.
Dileep explains the limits of self-regulation at Indian exchanges and why investors need a clearer legal route to recover funds.
After the FTX collapse, The Economic Times asked Indian digital-asset companies what safeguards they had in place — MuffinPay among them, on building compliance and governance in from day one.
Dileep sees room for community-rewarding features on the platform, but says the real test is what actually ships.
Mint's explainer on digital-first financial services without branches, with Dileep among the founders explaining what the model means for everyday users.
Dileep's column on India's digital rupee and private digital assets — whether they compete, or can serve different needs side by side.
Faster, cheaper and better-connected transactions: Dileep on what 5G networks unlock for digital payments and blockchain.
On the BNB bridge exploit, Dileep calls for a public post-mortem, on-chain governance and stronger validator networks.
Dileep calls India's coming digital rupee the biggest fintech step since UPI, with real enterprise use cases to follow.
Dileep explains that the Merge changes how Ethereum validates, not how fast it runs — speed upgrades come later.
Dileep on why any miner-led split of the old chain should stay small.
Dileep's risk-first view: treat the token as a high-risk trade and set clear profit and stop-loss levels.
Dileep on what the move to proof-of-stake means for miners and the original chain.
As the token spiked, Dileep cautioned Mint readers that a sharp rally does not change the underlying risk.
Dileep advises a long-term view: buy dips only in strong assets and do not treat one upgrade as a shortcut to returns.
Dileep walks readers through the hard fork and why disruption for holders should be limited.
On a global payments study, Dileep notes the largest digital assets are held, not spent, today — and expects everyday payments to follow.
Dileep warns that repeated exchange disputes erode investor trust and expects firmer action from authorities.
As India opens Bharat Bill Pay to payments from abroad, Dileep explains how much Indians overseas already pay for family bills at home — and why this makes it simpler for everyone.
After the RBI rate decision, Dileep expects range-bound trading, with inflation and regulation as the swing factors.
Dileep compares exchange custody with self-held wallets — convenience and recovery on one side, control on the other.
India Today Tech asks builders and exchanges why blockchain talent and companies are moving abroad, with Dileep among the industry voices on what India's rules mean for its developers.
After a US Fed hike, Dileep reads the rally as relief rather than recovery, in a market tied to the global economy.
Dileep on how Fed commentary moves sentiment, and why venture funding keeps flowing to builders despite layoffs.
Dileep on the user-owned internet, India's chance to lead in building it, and the real barriers for first-time users.
Dileep sees the market moving from speculation to experimentation and genuine innovation.
Dileep on where a digital rupee helps most, starting with simpler bank-to-bank and cross-border settlement.
Dileep argues digital assets recover as their real-world utility becomes clearer, and expects the sell-off to run its course.
Dileep reads the central bank's caution as concern over stability and fraud — both of which good regulation reduces.
Featuring MuffinPay's smart-contract employee ownership plan: Dileep explains why terms written in code cannot be changed after the fact.
Dileep expects a recovery led by stronger projects, and compares rescue plans that borrow from the future to repaying one loan with another.
After the Terra collapse, Dileep argues the shake-out clears the way for sounder, utility-driven projects.
Dileep explains DAOs as democracy written in code, where members share in the project's success.
When UPI rails were withdrawn from exchanges, Dileep explained why every platform stepped back — no one wanted to clash with the regulator.
Dileep on how virtual venues and digital collectibles can deepen the bond between clubs and fans.
Dileep argues legal uncertainty, not the 1% deduction, is what really holds investors back.
Dileep on the timeline for the bear phase to settle, and why India's tax clarity can bring institutions in.
On Budget day, Dileep welcomes regulation over a ban, questions the 30% rate and calls the digital rupee long-awaited.
Dileep on why creators in India's smaller cities would adopt digital collectibles, and how first-sale prices get set.
Dileep predicts creator platforms, Web3 social networks and wider central-bank digital currency adoption in the year ahead.
Dileep's outlook: regulation taking shape globally drives growth, with film, art and luxury brands moving in.
Dileep on fractional property ownership through smart contracts, and protecting local artisans' work with digital certificates.
Dileep on how artists can reach audiences directly, and India's cost advantage in digital content.
In ET Markets' year-end review, Dileep names digital collectibles and the metaverse as the defining themes of 2021.
Dileep on what draws established stars and newcomers to digital collectibles, and India's appeal to global investors.
Dileep reads the dip as a volatile sideways market rather than a bear market.
Dileep points to India's wallet boom as proof that adoption can be fast once the right catalyst arrives.
Dileep credits India's young mobile-first users, cheap data and low-cost phones, and predicts a national digital currency within years.
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Television interviews and panels with Dileep Seinberg. Videos load only when you press play.
On ET Now's ET Money Show, how UPI frauds actually work — and what everyday users can do to stay safe before money leaves the account.
Dileep Seinberg on 3.0 TV, unpacking Web3, central bank digital currencies and the events that shaped digital assets in 2022.
On India Today, whether a central bank digital currency could replace cash — and how it sits alongside UPI and wallets.
On ET Now Swadesh, the growing web of UPI fraud and the simple checks that keep everyday users safe.
On NDTV, why testing in a regulatory sandbox lets fintech products fix issues before they reach the public.
Dileep Seinberg joins an NDTV expert panel on payments and digital money.
On 3.0 TV, what drove Bitcoin's run in the first quarter of 2023 and what it means for investors.
Dileep Seinberg of MuffinPay in conversation with 3.0 TV on payments and digital money.
Dileep Seinberg on CryptoTV, walking through MuffinPay's plans and use of funds.
On CryptoTV, the size of the global economy, debt and digital assets — and where payments fit.
A bill is never just a bill. It is the light at home, a child's school fee, a parent's medicine — and paying it across a border should feel as simple as paying it next door.
Dileep has built bill payments, wallets and payments infrastructure since 2010 — the same rails MuffinPay runs on today. Trained in applied psychology, he brings an unusual lens to fintech: how people actually feel about money. He served on the core team of Blockchain for Impact (formerly CryptoRelief) and is based in Dubai.
Independent recognition of the payments platforms Dileep has built.
Dileep's earlier company, named in APAC CIOOutlook's 2018 list of blockchain technology solution providers.
An APAC CIOOutlook interview profiling Dileep's earlier company and its work on payments and enterprise blockchain.
Dileep's first company, co-founded in 2010, named in SiliconIndia's 2013 enterprise-software list.
A company profile of the payments platform Dileep built and ran.
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MuffinPay is building Life Payments — one place to pay bills, send money and spend across borders, with reach to 35,000+ billers across 180 countries. MuffinPay brings cross-border bill payments, money transfer and cards together for households and businesses whose lives span more than one country. Learn more at muffinpay.com.
Dileep Seinberg is the Founder & CEO of MuffinPay. He has built bill payments, wallets and payments infrastructure since 2010, writes for The Economic Times and BW Businessworld, and has been quoted by Business Standard, India Today, Mint, Outlook, CoinDesk and Cointelegraph on payments, UPI and digital currency. He is based in Dubai.
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Dileep Seinberg is the Founder & CEO of MuffinPay. He has built in bill payments, wallets and blockchain infrastructure since 2010, served on the core team of Blockchain for Impact (formerly CryptoRelief), and writes as a contributor for The Economic Times and BW Businessworld, and is regularly quoted by Business Standard, India Today, Mint, Outlook, Inc42, CoinDesk, Cointelegraph and other publications on payments and digital assets.
MuffinPay is building Life Payments — one place to pay bills, send money and spend across borders, with reach to 35,000+ billers across 180 countries. It was founded by Dileep Seinberg, Founder & CEO. Contact: infomuffinpay.com.
MuffinPay is building Life Payments — one place to pay bills, send money and spend across borders, with reach to 35,000+ billers across 180 countries. It was founded by Dileep Seinberg, Founder & CEO. Contact: infomuffinpay.com.
Dileep Seinberg has been featured in The Economic Times, ET Now, India Today, Business Standard, Mint, Outlook, Outlook Money, Outlook Business, Business Today, Inc42, CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, CoinGeek, International Business Times, Free Press Journal, Analytics Insight and IANS-syndicated outlets, among others. Every article is listed in this newsroom with a link to the original.
Yes. India's Bharat Bill Payment System accepts inward cross-border payments, so bills on the system can be paid from abroad through authorised channels. MuffinPay is building Life Payments for families paying bills back home — in India and in 180 countries.
MuffinPay is building Life Payments so stablecoin holders can pay real-world bills, send money and spend across borders. It is opening in stages through the waitlist at waitlist.muffinpay.com.
Email infomuffinpay.com. Dileep is available for interviews, expert commentary and panels on payments, bill payments, UPI, stablecoins and cross-border money.
Interviews, expert commentary and panels with Dileep Seinberg, Founder & CEO of MuffinPay. We reply within one business day.
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