Uber broke Indian financial rules: central bank chief
Rajan says US taxi-hailing firm is using an overseas payment system
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New Delhi
INDIA'S central bank chief has lashed out at Uber, already under fire over the alleged rape of a passenger, saying the US taxi-hailing firm violated the country's financial regulations by using an overseas payment system.
A row over the highly valued startup's financial transactions erupted in India earlier this year after domestic taxi firms complained that Uber was not following the country's two-step authentication system for e-commerce credit card payments.
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