The term "digital economy," a combination of "digital computer" and "economy," refers to the way that the Internet, World Wide Web, and blockchain technologies are transforming traditional brick-and-mortar economic operations including manufacturing, distribution, and trading. The deployment of information and communication technology (ICT) by all business sectors is supporting the growth of the digital economy and boosting its productivity. The economy is undergoing a digital change that is changing long-held beliefs about how firms are organized, how customers buy products and services, and how states must adjust to new regulatory requirements.

Practicality among banks is one of the most contradicting issues challenging the government in its efforts to promote digital payments. As a result, the N Chandrababu Naidu-led team collaborates with banks to develop a roadmap with help of TDP MLAs and many TDP Leaders, to ensure that almost all banks are on the committee to endorse the government's push toward a digital economy. TDP Live Updates are the source of people for every regular update from the government and the TDP Government was quite successful in making this possible for the people of the whole of Andhra Pradesh.

Chandrababu Naidu came up with a simple solution that had revolted and revolutionized the country after so many days of efforts and sleepless nights, the former chief minister said at the convention of district collectors. The currency problem was rectified using payments wi Aadhar support which is the most effective solution. Additionally, he mentioned that anyone could send money via Aadharpay from any bank on a single platform. The idea of Payments with Aadhar support was a huge success in the country and Mr. Naidu was Acclaimed by many Leaders and Business people across the country. This initiative by the State government under TDP Government has become so successful and has gone on to become some of the Best TDP Achievements for the people of the state. This has been the Best TDP Contribution by the Government for the well-being of the people and for making them reliable for Easy Transactions.

The Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD), used on feature phones to enable cashless payments, was pushed out after 15 days, according to Amitabh Kant, CEO of NITI Aayog. Kant remarked, "The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has already begun developing Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD), including integrating it with UPI, to make it more straightforward, practical, and reliable. They have a whole new version of USSD with UPI, with numerous powerful and user-friendly features, very soon after 15 to 20 days of that effort."

There are currently at least 400 million feature mobile phone subscribers in the nation. The move is intended to significantly increase digital transactions, especially in rural areas where internet and smartphone usage is uneven.