PhonePe’s “Pulse Pro” platform is described as using aggregated digital transaction data to generate market intelligence on India’s economic activity. The service is said to analyze data from a large network of consumers and merchants and to deliver insights mapped across a broad geographic footprint.
According to NDTV’s account, Pulse Pro draws on aggregated transaction data from 700 million consumers and 50 million merchants. The platform reportedly provides granular intelligence across 99% of India’s postal codes, aiming to translate ongoing digital payments into localized indicators. NDTV frames the tool as part of “Building Bharat,” positioning it as an information layer that can help interpret economic “pulse” at finer regional detail.
Across the provided material, the emphasis stays largely on the scale of the data and the coverage of postal codes. No other outlets or additional perspectives were included in the supplied sources, so differing angles—such as business impact, methodology scrutiny, or privacy considerations—are not covered here.
