Making India Cashless Economy

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Hi Friends, Today I am going to write on Making India a Cashless Economy. I think it is such a nice topic and I am very excited, So let's start....

Because of the Prime Minister of India Sri Narendra Damodar Das Modi India become to be a cashless economy very soon. Due to the cash demonetization, many Indian are no other option to be participate in making india a cashless economy. Making india a cashless economy is a great thinking and also because of it many of crimes are get to be closed. There are many types of online payment gateways and also if you can go in a market without cash, you have only a debit, credit card or your smartphone, then you can easily shop without any disturbance. You can pay via debit/credit cards by swiping it at the cash counter or if they accept payments via online wallets like paytm, mobikwik, oxygen, etc.., then you can easily pay via your online wallets.You can also shop online. There are my e-commerce companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal and more in India who provides people to shop online and pay via net banking, online wallets, debit/credit cards and more. So, These are the benefits of Making India a Cashless Economy, But there is an another part of it...So let's start the another part...
Due to Cashless economy, Cyber crimes are increases. Cyber Crimes is those type of crime in which thieves can theft your money which are kept by you in your online wallets or in your bank account. There are many opened cases about that some peoples get messages that their account have to be closed if they not give their account details like debit card details and their debit card pin. And who get this messages can gave their details and their money was withdrawn. This is a short example but there are different kinds of methods through theifs can theft our money. 
There are types of cyber crimes given below :
  1. Identity theft and invasion of privacy.
  2. Internet fraud.
  3. ATM fraud.
  4. Wire fraud.
  5. File sharing and piracy.
  6. Counterfeiting and forgery.
  7. Child pornography.
    8.
  8. Hacking.

Hope You Understand, I know that in this post there are a lot of mistake. So I am really sorry for that. This is only for this time. Next time I will try my best...
Thank You :-)

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