<p>New Delhi: India's stock exchanges have cut the daily share trading limit for digital payments firm Paytm to 10 per cent, from 20 per cent, after a $2 billion rout in the stock following a regulatory crackdown on the company's banking unit.</p>.<p>The new 10 per cent limits will be applicable from Monday, the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange said on their websites.</p>.<p>The Indian central bank told Paytm's banking unit earlier this week to stop accepting fresh deposits in its accounts or popular wallets from March, a move that has far-reaching consequences for how the country's most popular digital payments app Paytm - which relies on the bank - operates.</p>.<p>Paytm's market value crashed to $3.7 billion (Rs 307 crores) after it lost $2 billion (Rs 165 crores) on Mumbai bourses this week, with the stock losing 20% - its daily maximum at that time - on both Thursday and Friday.</p>
<p>New Delhi: India's stock exchanges have cut the daily share trading limit for digital payments firm Paytm to 10 per cent, from 20 per cent, after a $2 billion rout in the stock following a regulatory crackdown on the company's banking unit.</p>.<p>The new 10 per cent limits will be applicable from Monday, the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange said on their websites.</p>.<p>The Indian central bank told Paytm's banking unit earlier this week to stop accepting fresh deposits in its accounts or popular wallets from March, a move that has far-reaching consequences for how the country's most popular digital payments app Paytm - which relies on the bank - operates.</p>.<p>Paytm's market value crashed to $3.7 billion (Rs 307 crores) after it lost $2 billion (Rs 165 crores) on Mumbai bourses this week, with the stock losing 20% - its daily maximum at that time - on both Thursday and Friday.</p>