Fintech major Pine Labs, which is gearing up to float its initial public offering (IPO) this week, plans to expand its presence in global markets as a part of its growth strategy, its CMD and chief executive office B Amrish Rau said. "We want to take our fintech platform global. We want to focus on select global markets, such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and intend to continue expanding and onboarding new clients in these markets," Rau told PTI. Noida-based Pine Labs is a technology company focused on digitising commerce through digital payments and issuing solutions for merchants, consumer brands, enterprises, and financial institutions. At present, its technology infrastructure supports digital transactions and payment processing in India as well as in 20 international markets including Malaysia, the UAE, Dubai, Singapore, Australia, the US, and parts of Africa. "By expanding our operations in these international markets, we expect to be able to scale our existing ...
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Revolut India is rolling out prepaid cards on the Visa network, and is planning to add 20 million customers in the next five years in the country
The move consolidates Paytm's offline and online merchant payments and brings insurance and lending arms under One97 Communications' direct control
One 97 Communications Ltd, the parent company of Paytm, has approved the transfer of its offline merchant payments business to its wholly owned subsidiary, Paytm Payments Services Ltd (PPSL), to comply with the Reserve Bank of India's guidelines for payment aggregators. In a stock exchange filing, the company said the proposed transfer will consolidate the group's online and offline merchant payments businesses under PPSL, which has received in-principle approval from the RBI to carry out a payment aggregator (Online) business. The company said this will ensure that all payment aggregation activities are housed within one regulated entity and will build efficiency and synergy within the group. The Offline Merchant Payments Business includes merchants serviced through QR codes, Soundbox, and EDC machine payments. The transfer will be executed through a slump sale on a going-concern basis, subject to the approval of shareholders and the board of PPSL. Since this is a transfer to a ...
The Unified Payments Interface remains the primary entry method, while credit instruments like credit cards and 'buy now, pay later' are increasingly favoured for high-value transactions
UK fintech Tide will invest 500 million euros (₹6,000 crore) in India over five years from 2026, creating 800 jobs as it deepens its commitment to the country's fast-growing SME sector
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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says collaboration between India and the UK can drive innovation, inclusion, and trust in digital finance beyond bilateral benefits
UK PM Keir Starmer invites Indian firms and fintechs to expand in Britain, promising a red-carpet welcome, faster authorisations, and new visa routes for talent
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Deepak Sood says India's digital infrastructure enables universal insurance, but the industry must reinvent distribution models to reach all socio-economic groups
These investments in critical technology stacks enable fintechs to process transactions faster, with higher success rates, while handling large volumes with greater stability
"We have initiated the IPO process and talks with three merchant bankers. We will soon select a merchant banker to proceed with the process," he said
An RBI bulletin study highlights customer support and grievance redressal as key challenges for fintechs, with users citing poor service, app glitches and loan processing issues