Easebuzz FY26 revenue up 10% to Rs 723 crore, net profit falls
29 Jul 2026, 11:39 AMIt processed nearly $50 billion in annual gross transaction value (GTV) and crossed 3 lakh merchant customers.
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Payments and financial infrastructure platform Easebuzz, which is backed by Bessemer Venture Partners, has reported a 9.7% increase in revenue to Rs 723 crore in FY26 from Rs 659 crore in the previous fiscal.
Easebuzz said its growth was driven by increasing adoption among enterprises and MSMEs, expansion of its vertical-focused SaaS offerings, and growing demand for integrated financial operations solutions.
However, the Pune-based company's net profit fell to Rs 11.15 crore during the fiscal year from Rs 18.8 crore in FY25.
It processed nearly $50 billion in annual gross transaction value (GTV) and crossed 3 lakh merchant customers. It currently handles more than 3 million transactions daily.
During FY26, Easebuzz secured all three major RBI Payment Aggregator authorisations:Online (PA-O), Physical (PA-P), and Cross-Border (PA-CB).
The company also launched Banking Connect IBMB in partnership with NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited to expand its banking and payments infrastructure capabilities.
"FY26 has been a defining year for Easebuzz as we strengthened our position as a full-stack payments and financial infrastructure platform through sustained profitable growth, key regulatory milestones, and continued product innovation," said Rohit Prasad, MD & CEO, Easebuzz. He added that the company will continue investing in technology, compliance, and innovation as it works toward becoming a financial operating system for Indian businesses.
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