The government of India has proved to be a catalyst in the growth of the digital payments ecosystem in the form of modernization of payment infrastructure, digital literacy and offering ease of setting up a business. The government pushed a surge of digital inclusion in the country with subsidies, programs and incentives including:
References:
 [1]: Launch of Referral and Merchant Cashback scheme for BHIM users, NPCI, June 2017
 [2]: India’s discounts for online payments a global first, Livemint, December 2016
 [3]: No extra charge on digital payments via RuPay, UPI from Jan, The Hindu, Dec 2019.
 [4] No service tax on credit, debit card transactions up to ₹2,000, TheHinduBusinessLine, Jan 2018
 [5] T Wallet- Anytime Anywhere digital payment option for Everyone, Government of Telangana, July 2019
 [6] Bhamashah Wallet, Inc42, August 2018
 [7] National Common Mobility Card, Press Information Bureau, July 2019
 [8] FASTag to be mandatory from December 15, EconomicTimes, November 2019
 [9] DigiDhan Abhiyan, Digital India, January 2017
 [10] RBI releases norms for facilitating money transfer among e-wallets, EconomicTimes, October 2018
 [11] Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan, Digital India, January 2018
 [12] DigiVaarta to popularize Digital Payments, Press Information Bureau, September 2018
 [13] Transfer money via NEFT 24×7 from Dec 16, EconomicTimes, December 2019