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Razorpay Secures License to Expand Cross-Border Payments from GIFT City

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What happened

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Razorpay received a final Payment Service Provider license from the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) to operate in GIFT City. This approval allows the company to facilitate foreign currency transfers and offer multi-currency accounts under a single regulatory framework.

From business-standard.com

Why it matters

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The license enables Razorpay to handle cross-border financial flows that the domestic framework could not serve. This includes serving flows for Indians investing globally and for Non-Resident Indians.

From business-standard.com

Who's involved

  • RazorpayOmnichannel payments platform seeking cross-border expansion
  • RBL BankIndian private bank utilized by Razorpay for banking integration
  • Securities and Exchange Board of IndiaRegistration authority reviewing Razorpay's draft IPO documents
  • PaytmDirect competitor operating in the digital payments market
  • Lone Pine CapitalInstitutional investor providing backing and funding to Razorpay
  • First Abu Dhabi BankBank in the United Arab Emirates acquired by RBL Bank
  • Emirates NBDMiddle Eastern banking group that acquired a majority stake in RBL Bank
  • DelhiLocation where the tax authority issued a notice affecting RBL Bank

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  • RBL BankSpeculative

    RBL Bank might see increased transaction volume due to Razorpay's new cross-border and multi-currency flows

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