With higher credit limit than other corporate and personal cards, RazorpayX's corporate cards will empower founders to free up working capital expenses with zero personal risks and liability
By end of FY21, the firm expects two new streams to contribute to 35% of its overall revenue, with a 100% increase in its count of partner businesses
Payments solution provider Razorpay said it has raised $100 million (about Rs 731 crore) in a funding round co-led by Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC and Sequoia Capital India.
The firm has launched a collateral-free line of credit, 'Cash Advance' for small businesses who can borrow working capital with a credit limit of Rs 50,000 to Rs 10 lakh, within 10 seconds
Agency seizes Rs 47 crore after searching more than 15 locations in Delhi, Gurugram, Mumbai and Pune
Empowering Startups to accept payments on their own website, Razorpay, the leading full-stack financial services company, on Tuesday launched Payment Buttons
All the findings in this report are based on transactions held on the Razorpay platform from January 2018 to December 2019
Owing to the growth of UPI, share of wallets continue to decline despite the increase in the number of transactions, the report said.
This new feature activates refunds and credits the customer's source account across payment methods such as credit card, net banking and UPI within a minute of initiation
Currently, the payments business forms 70 per cent of Razorpay's revenue and the neo-banking platform, Razorpay X along with Razorpay Capital forms the rest 30 per cent.
Both companies envision a future where AI will help e-commerce firms not just combat fraud but maintain a competitive advantage and significantly improve merchant profitability.
Payment solutions provider Razorpay has the hottest start-ups in its portfolio
Razorpay has bagged the 9th rank in this year's edition of LinkedIn's Top Startups list
Tiger Global, Y Combinator and Matrix partners lead the round
Payments solutions firm Razorpay today said it has raised USD 20 million in funding led by Tiger Global and Y Combinator. The series B round also saw participation from Matrix Partners. The company has raised USD 31.5 million till date, including from the present round. "We will use the funds for our next phase of growth by scaling products and bolstering our technology and expanding to newer markets like South East Asia," Razorpay CEO & Co- Founder Harshil Mathur told PTI. He added that the company has been witnessing 25-30 per cent growth month-on-month, which it hopes to continue. The company had previously raised USD 11.5 million in series A round from the same marquee investors along with 33 angel investors, and a strategic investment by MasterCard in 2016. "The cash-heavy traditional sectors and new age businesses require comprehensive and powerful products that enable more than just payment acceptance and help them scale money movement through technology. And