Fintech

For Merchant

Develop, Promote, establish, own, acquire, operate, manage and maintain directly or indirectly, any deal with movable and immovable property and rights and privileges of including Hot-desking as co-working space.

For Banks

Composable thinking coupled with composable technologies and business architecture enables exceptional agility to rapidly respond to changes, creating opportunity whilst maintaining consistent levels of service, regulatory compliance and data security.

For Governments

Rapid social and economic development means central, regional, and local government agencies need to continuously update processes to ensure efficiency, speed and competitiveness.

For IFSC units

To help IFSC units carry on business of internet payment gateway of all kinds as an application service provider/ third party processors including bill payment and operating as Immediate Payment Service (IMPS).


Our Way Forward

Global Payments as a service platform and global onboarding capabilities enables to expand the footprint to multiple foreign markets.
Reach more customers through strategic partners in the form of joint venture alliances, revenue sharing alliances and referral agreements.

Effectively increase the value from each existing accounts and domestic fintech market by providing enhanced, integrated value propositions and improving quality of client service.

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Objectives


1.Improve financial services and solutions.

2.Enhancing financial services.

3.Personalization and customer-centric approaches.

4.Seamless digital Experience.

5.Innovation and Disruption.

Benefits

  • Fintech has enabled banks to offer digital banking services to customers, reducing need to visit the physical visits to branch and leading to cost savings for both the banks and customers.
  • Fintech has managed to segment services, so that a whole range of services is offered, according to the needs of both financial services users and providers.

Macro Challenges

  • Impact of regulation.
  • Constantly evolving expectations of customers.
  • Pressure on pricing and margins.
  • Pace of technological change.
  • Transition from traditional to digital delivery.
  • Channels economic recession.
  • Competition from new entrants.