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PayG, a leading homegrown payment gateway, has received approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to operate as an Offline and Cross-Border Payment Aggregator. This milestone completes PayG’s full suite of Payment Aggregator licenses, enabling seamless digital transactions across online, offline, and international platforms under RBI’s regulatory framework.
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PayG Secures RBI Approval for Offline and Cross-Border Payment Aggregation A Key Milestone in Its Payment Journey Hyderabad based fintech firm PayG has achieved a significant milestone by securing RBI approval to function as both an Offline and Cross Border Payment Aggregator. This recognition positions PayG as one of the few players in India with a comprehensive license portfolio, strengthening its role in the evolving digital payments ecosystem.
Key Highlights
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Regulatory Approval: RBI’s nod allows PayG to facilitate offline (in-person) and international transactions.
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Comprehensive Licensing: With this, PayG completes its Payment Aggregator (PA) license suite, covering online, offline, and cross-border payments.
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Global Reach: Enables Indian merchants to accept payments from international customers, boosting cross-border trade.
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Offline Enablement: Supports digital payments in areas with limited internet connectivity, enhancing financial inclusion.
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Strategic Growth: Positions PayG as a trusted partner for businesses, offering secure, compliant, and versatile payment solutions.
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Industry Impact: Strengthens India’s fintech ecosystem by aligning with RBI’s vision of safe and transparent digital transactions.
This approval marks a transformative step in PayG’s journey, reinforcing its ambition to become a global payment solutions leader while supporting India’s digital economy.
Sources: The Print, India IPO, The Tribune, The Bengal
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